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1973 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona Berlinetta

16765roadItaly
Engine
4.4L V12 Colombo short-block
Colour
Blu Julie (blue)

Chassis 16765 is a late-production 1973 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona berlinetta, one of the final examples of Ferrari's celebrated front-engined V-12 lineage. Assembled in mid-July 1973 and originally finished in Marrone Metallizzato for the European market, the car carries Ferrari Classiche certification and has been fully restored by London-based official Ferrari service centre Joe Macari Performance Cars. The engine and transaxle are correct Ferrari units sourced from a sister car, and wider nine-inch Cromodora rear wheels reflect a popular period competition-inspired fitment.

Ownership

  1. Auction sale
  2. 1973-09-01 →Factory delivery
    Garage La Rotonda (Renato Nocentini)
    partial documentation

    Official Ferrari distributor in Prato, Florence; received the car as the first delivery point in September 1973.

  3. Date unknown
    Unknown US-based owner or handler
    none documentation

    Interim ownership history is unaccounted for; the original engine and transaxle were replaced with matching components from another car, likely during this American chapter.

  4. Date unknownAcquisition unknown
    Joe Macari Performance Cars
    partial documentation

    London-based official Ferrari service centre that carried out a full restoration and managed the Ferrari Classiche certification process.

Competition

No competition history extracted from the catalogue.

Maintenance & restoration

  1. Modification

    The factory-original engine and transaxle were replaced with matching correct units sourced from another 365 GTB/4; wider nine-inch Cromodora rear wheels were also fitted, consistent with competition-specification cars. Work is believed to have been carried out in the United States.

    Exact date unknown; occurred during the untraced phase of the car's history.

  2. Restoration
    Joe Macari Performance Cars

    A comprehensive restoration was completed, resulting in a repaint in factory colour Blu Julie with a cream and black-bolstered interior. The same workshop also managed the Ferrari Classiche certification process.

    Joe Macari Performance Cars is an official Ferrari service centre in London.

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