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1967 Ferrari 330 GTC

9595roadItaly
Engine
4.0L V12 Colombo, 300 hp
Colour
Azzurro (blue) with black Nero Franzi interior trim

Chassis 9595 is a 1967 Ferrari 330 GTC, one of Pininfarina's most refined grand tourers, combining the 275 GTB's drivetrain and suspension with a 4.0-litre Colombo V-12 producing 300 horsepower. Built for Swiss export but delivered new to a Milanese owner, it was subsequently brought to the United States in 1973 and later spent nearly three decades in the care of Portland civic architect Robert Frasca. A comprehensive mechanical overhaul was completed after 2014, leaving the car in well-documented, maintained condition.

Ownership

  1. Auction sale
  2. 1967 → 1973Factory delivery
    Milanese gentleman (first Italian owner)
    partial documentation

    Purchased new in Italy despite the car being originally earmarked for Swiss export; retained until the car was sent abroad.

  3. 1973 → 1973Acquisition unknown
    Dino Armando Genghini
    partial documentation

    Milan-based dealer who facilitated the car's export to the United States in 1973.

  4. 1973-09-01 → 1974Private sale
    Denver, Colorado resident
    partial documentation

    Held the car for roughly one year after acquiring it following its US arrival.

  5. 1974 →Acquisition unknown
    Phoenix, Arizona enthusiast
    partial documentation

    Owned the car during its period in the American Southwest before it moved to the Pacific Northwest.

  6. → 2014Acquisition unknown
    Robert Frasca
    full documentation

    Prominent Portland architect who kept the car for nearly thirty years; maintenance history documented through multiple invoices on file.

  7. 2014 →Private sale
    Current consignor
    full documentation

    Commissioned a comprehensive mechanical overhaul approaching $47,000 at Dino Motors shortly after acquiring the car, with further work carried out there in 2018.

Competition

No competition history extracted from the catalogue.

Maintenance & restoration

  1. 1967Service
    Ferrari Assistenza Clienti

    Post-production mechanical fine-tuning performed by Ferrari's Assistenza Clienti department at their Modena facility following completion of the car.

    Carried out at Viale Trento Trieste, Modena, as standard pre-delivery preparation.

  2. 2014Engine rebuild
    Dino Motors

    Comprehensive mechanical overhaul totalling close to $47,000, encompassing a full rebuild of the numbers-matching V-12 engine, replacement of hoses, clutch adjustment, electrical rectification, fitting of a new wood dashboard, and various additional mechanical corrections.

    Commissioned by the consignor promptly after acquisition; supporting invoices are on file. Workshop located in San Rafael, California.

  3. 2018Mechanical
    Dino Motors

    Follow-up mechanical attention including a full rebuild of the triple Weber carburetors.

    Continuation of the post-acquisition refurbishment programme; car returned to the same San Rafael workshop.

  4. Service

    Ongoing maintenance over approximately three decades of ownership, documented by multiple invoices retained in the service file.

    Work carried out during Robert Frasca's ownership period; specific dates and scope not detailed in the prose.

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