1964 Ferrari 330 GT 2+2
- Colour
- 'Grigio Notte' (dark grey)
Chassis 5421 is a first-series Ferrari 330 GT 2+2, one of 625 examples built before the Series II revision, delivered from the factory in February 1964 finished in Grigio Notte over a black interior. Distributed through Ferrari importer Auto-Becker in Düsseldorf to its first German owner, the car was subsequently repainted in Rosso Corsa and appeared at two German automotive gatherings in 1980. It represents Ferrari's flagship four-seat touring car of the mid-1960s, powered by a four-litre V-12 with Pininfarina coachwork.
Ownership
- —Auction saleSold £140,000 (≈ $175K)
- —Auction saleSold €253,000 (≈ $278K)
- 1964-02-01 →Factory deliveryMr Baumgartpartial documentation
First registered owner, took delivery via Ferrari importer Auto-Becker GmbH in Düsseldorf. Car was finished in Grigio Notte with Nero interior at delivery.
- → 2008Acquisition unknownMr Millernone documentation
Based in Christchurch, United Kingdom; no further details given about tenure or how long the car was in his possession.
- 2008 →Private saleCurrent sellerpartial documentation
Purchased from Mr Miller in Christchurch, UK.
- Date unknownAcquisition unknownMr Rolf-Peter Ditterpartial documentation
Owner of a plastics manufacturing business in the Kinzigtal region; the car had been repainted red by this period and remained in Germany. He actively showed the car at events in 1980.
Competition
- 1980-04-19Black Forest Meeting
Car was displayed or shown by Mr Ditter at this gathering in Germany; described as a concours-type showing rather than racing.
- 1980-06-04Auto-Becker Meeting at Nürburgring
Car was shown by Mr Ditter at an event organized by the Auto-Becker importer, held at the Nürburgring circuit.
Maintenance & restoration
- —Bodywork
The car was repainted from its original Grigio Notte finish to the classic Rosso Corsa, apparently during the period between its first owner and Mr Ditter's ownership in the 1980s.
Exact date and workshop unknown; the repaint was noted as having occurred by the time the car appeared at the 1980 events.
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