1967 Ferrari 330 GTC
- Engine
- 4.0L V12 Colombo
- Colour
- Rosso Corsa (red)
Ferrari's 330 GTC, chassis 9535, was built in February 1967 and delivered to a Milanese client the following month, finished originally in Equivalente Rosso Cordoba over Beige leather with factory air conditioning. Exported to the United States by 1970, it passed through several documented American owners over the following decades, receiving a cosmetic refurbishment along the way. One of just 598 produced, the 330 GTC represents the final chapter of the classic Ferrari grand touring lineage, combining the 275 GTB chassis with a four-litre Colombo V-12 and elegant Pininfarina coachwork.
Ownership
- —Auction saleSold US$511,000
- 1967-03-01 →Factory deliveryGalluzzi of Milanpartial documentation
First recipient of the car, delivered new in Milan. Historian Marcel Massini suggests this may have been Vladimiro Galluzzi, a gentleman racer associated with a Zagato-bodied 250 GT.
- 1970 → 1976Acquisition unknownJay Riskindpartial documentation
Based in Winnetka, Illinois. Had the car repainted red with a black interior and new carpets by Chicago craftsman George Sebastian, and converted the speedometer to MPH.
- 1976 → 1979-12-01Private saleJeffrey G. Provopartial documentation
- 1979-12-01 → 2004Private saleEdward J. Sutherlandfull documentation
Resident of Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, described as a dedicated collector. Kept a detailed service notebook with the car and maintained it through the late 1990s.
- 2004 →Private saleMidwest-based current ownerspartial documentation
Car has remained with this ownership group since acquisition.
Competition
No competition history extracted from the catalogue.
Maintenance & restoration
- 1970BodyworkGeorge Sebastian
Car repainted in Rosso Corsa red with a new black leather interior, fresh carpeting, and a Blaupunkt AM/FM radio fitted; speedometer replaced with an MPH-reading unit.
Work carried out in Chicago at the direction of then-owner Jay Riskind.
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