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1972 Ferrari 365 GTC/4

15621roadItaly
Engine
4.4L V12 quad-cam, slightly detuned
Colour
'Blu Ribot' (blue) over beige leather

A 1972 Ferrari 365 GTC/4, bodied by Pininfarina under Filippo Sapino's direction and debuted at the 1971 Geneva Motor Show, finished in Blu Ribot over Beige leather. One of only 500 produced across eighteen months, this US-specification example has covered fewer than 41,000 miles and passed through just three owners since new delivery to a Pennsylvania dealership. It remains unrestored in its factory livery, riding on original Borrani Cromodora wheels, and is supported by extensive service invoices, factory documentation, and a report from marque historian Marcel Massini.

Ownership

  1. Auction sale
  2. 1972 → 1977Private sale
    Constant Alexander Benoit Jr.
    partial documentation

    Palm Beach, Florida resident who was the first private owner; retained the car until 1977.

  3. 1972-05-01 →Factory delivery
    Chinetti-Garthwaite Imports
    partial documentation

    Authorized dealer in Paoli, Pennsylvania that took original delivery of the car in its current factory color combination.

  4. 1977 → 2017Private sale
    David E. Block
    full documentation

    North Carolina collector who kept the car for approximately four decades as part of a carefully maintained personal collection.

  5. 1977-08-01 → 1977Acquisition unknown
    FAF Motorcars
    partial documentation

    Dealership in Tucker, Georgia that listed the car for sale in August 1977; a mileage statement from that month recorded roughly 22,400 miles.

  6. 2017-06-01 →Private sale
    Current consignor
    full documentation

    Third owner overall; undertook extensive servicing and mechanical work at Scuderia Performante in Pennsylvania, supported by invoices totaling nearly $48,000, plus factory literature, tools, and a marque historian's report.

Competition

No competition history extracted from the catalogue.

Maintenance & restoration

  1. 2017Service
    Scuderia Performante

    General recommissioning service carried out shortly after the current owner acquired the vehicle.

    Work performed at the Malvern, Pennsylvania shop; no detailed scope specified beyond routine servicing.

  2. 2018Mechanical
    Scuderia Performante

    Comprehensive mechanical overhaul encompassing the gearbox, both distributors, and all six Weber carburettors; valve covers powder-coated; all fluids, filters, spark plugs, and ignition wiring replaced; rear parcel shelf and rear window surround retrimmed.

    Part of a larger programme of work invoiced at close to $48,000 in total across multiple visits.

  3. 2018Repair
    Scuderia Performante

    Starter motor and battery replaced.

  4. 2020Mechanical
    Scuderia Performante

    Custom exhaust system fabricated and fitted; Michelin XWX tyres mounted; engine oil changed.

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