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1965 Ferrari 275 GTS

06999 Coachwork by PininfarinaroadItaly
Engine
3.3L V12 Colombo-type, 60-degree configuration, 260 bhp at 7,000 rpm
Colour
Celeste (light blue)

Chassis 06999 is a 1965 Ferrari 275 GTS, one of only 200 produced, bodied by Pininfarina and completed at Maranello in April 1965. Delivered new to France in Celeste over Nero leather, it passed through several French owners before spending time at the dealership of racing driver Jean-Pierre Beltoise. Following a gap in provenance, it was comprehensively restored by Brussels-based marque specialists Gipimotor around 2010–2011, with documented expenditure exceeding €250,000. The car holds Ferrari Classiche Red Book certification.

Ownership

  1. 2022-05-13Auction sale
    Sold €1,300,000 (≈ $1.43M)

    Bonhams catalogue lot →

  2. 1965 → 1966Factory delivery
    Société Moderne de Manutentions
    full documentation

    Paris-based company that took initial retail delivery via Général Auto, acting on behalf of Franco Britannic Autos. Original color was light blue with black leather interior, registered '3328 RL 75'.

  3. 1966-07-27 → 1968-04-05Private sale
    Nicole Robbe
    full documentation

    Resident of Neuilly-sur-Seine; purchased directly from Franco Britannic Autos.

  4. 1968-04-05 → 1968-06-01Private sale
    Philippe Moyne
    full documentation

    Paris-based owner who held the car for roughly two months, possibly parting with it due to the civil unrest that disrupted the city during that period.

  5. 1968-06-13 → 1969-02-19Private sale
    Agences Maritimes Associés
    full documentation

    Le Havre shipping firm that registered the car in their name but held it only briefly.

  6. 1969-02-19 → 1969-07-23Private sale
    Stand 14 (Pierre Landereau and Jean-Pierre Beltoise)
    full documentation

    Sports and racing car dealership on the Route Nationale at Montlhéry, co-managed by racing driver Jean-Pierre Beltoise, who drove the Ferrari during the dealership's ownership period.

  7. 1969-07-23 →Private sale
    Unidentified owner in the Tarn department
    partial documentation

    Identity unknown; registration was changed to '657 JX 81' at this point. The documented history then has a gap until 1989.

  8. 1989 → 2010Acquisition unknown
    Jacques Dufau
    partial documentation

    Based in Ondres, France; during this period the car had been repainted dark blue with a matching interior and hood.

  9. 2010 → 2010Acquisition unknown
    DPM Motors
    partial documentation

    Monaco-based dealer through whose hands the car passed briefly in 2010.

  10. 2010 → 2010Acquisition unknown
    Modena Sport
    partial documentation

    Dealer based in Balma, France, through whom the car passed briefly before being sent for full restoration.

  11. 2011 →Private sale
    Current vendor
    full documentation

    Acquired the car shortly after Gipimotor of Brussels completed its restoration; has held it for approximately 21 years with restoration invoices exceeding €250,000 on file.

Competition

No competition history extracted from the catalogue.

Maintenance & restoration

  1. 2010Restoration
    Gipimotor

    Comprehensive restoration undertaken, with documented costs exceeding €250,000. The work returned the car to a high standard; Ferrari Classiche Red Book certification was subsequently obtained, noting a non-original but correct-type gearbox and a non-original colour scheme.

    Work commenced towards the end of 2010 and was completed in 2011; Gipimotor is based in Brussels, Belgium and specialises in Ferrari.

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