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1969 Ferrari Dino 206 GT

00386roadItaly
Engine
All-aluminium mid-mounted V6
Colour
Light red ('Rosso Chiaro')

The Ferrari Dino 206 GT, introduced in 1967, was produced in far smaller numbers than its 246 GT successor and is distinguished by its all-aluminium body and engine. Chassis 00386 was delivered new in March 1969 in Rosso Chiaro to a Milanese Ferrari agent for its first owner in Italy, passing through a sequence of Italian owners across Liguria, Veneto, and Emilia-Romagna before a thorough mechanical restoration was carried out in the late 1980s, including fitment of an unused replacement engine. The car has been in German ownership since 2000 and remains a well-documented, actively used example of one of Ferrari's rarest road cars.

Ownership

  1. Auction sale
    Sold €365,000 (≈ $402K)

    RM Sotheby's catalogue lot →

  2. 1969-03-05 →Factory delivery
    Paulo Boffi
    full documentation

    First registered owner, took delivery via Milanese Ferrari dealer M. Gastone Crepaldi Automobili. Retained the car for just over two years.

  3. → 1971-11-01Private sale
    Luisa Riccatti
    partial documentation

    Based in Genoa; sold the car onwards to a Verona buyer in November 1971.

  4. 1971-11-01 →Private sale
    Luigi Tinazzi
    partial documentation

    Resident of Verona; one of several consecutive Veneto-region owners of the vehicle.

  5. → 1982Acquisition unknown
    Four Veneto-based owners
    none documentation

    A succession of four additional owners located in the Veneto region followed Tinazzi before the car left the region.

  6. 1982 → 1989Private sale
    Aurelio De Padova
    partial documentation

    Resided in Cadelbosco di Sopra, roughly 40 km from Maranello. During this ownership period a full restoration was carried out by specialist Autoluce, including bare-metal respray, retrim, and installation of a new old-stock 206 GT engine.

  7. 1989-03-01 → 2000Private sale
    Ferrucio Dalle Carbonare
    partial documentation

    Based in Vicenza; acquired the car following its comprehensive restoration.

  8. 2000 →Private sale
    German vendor
    partial documentation

    Current consignor; used the car regularly though carefully, and commissioned a thorough service at Ferrari dealer Scuderia GT near Munich in late 2021, including renewal of the cooling and fuel systems and a fresh TÜV certification.

Competition

No competition history extracted from the catalogue.

Maintenance & restoration

  1. 2021Service
    Scuderia GT

    Comprehensive service costing approximately €6,500 covering overhaul of the cooling and fuel systems, fitting of a new water pump and tachometer drive, and successful TÜV inspection.

    Carried out by Ferrari main agents in Irschenberg near Munich; new TÜV certificate issued.

  2. Restoration
    Autoluce

    Comprehensive mechanical overhaul encompassing a bare-metal repaint, full interior retrim, and installation of an unused new-old-stock 206 GT replacement engine.

    Work carried out while the car was in Emilia-Romagna, completed prior to March 1989 sale.

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