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1964 Ferrari 275 GTS

07563roadItaly
Engine
3.3L V12 short-block
Colour
'Rosso Cina' (Chinese red)

The Ferrari 275 GTS (chassis 07563) is one of just 200 examples of this rare open-top grand tourer, bodied by Pininfarina and introduced at the 1964 Paris Salon. Powered by a 3.3-litre Colombo V-12, it was delivered new to the United States via Luigi Chinetti Motors and subsequently spent nearly four decades in Oklahoma under two owners. By 2007 it had reached Europe and in 2015 entered a significant private collection. It carries Ferrari Classiche certification with Red Book, confirming matching engine, gearbox, body, and chassis, and retains its original Rosso Cina exterior finish.

Ownership

  1. Auction sale
    Sold €1,411,250 (≈ $1.55M)

    RM Sotheby's catalogue lot →

  2. → 1993Acquisition unknown
    Third Oklahoma owner
    none documentation

    Final Oklahoma-based custodian before the 1993 sale; a contemporary advertisement noted roughly 38,000 miles, original paintwork, and strong cosmetic condition.

  3. 1993 →Private sale
    Private individual in Portland, Oregon
    partial documentation

    Purchased following the 1993 sale advertisement; stewardship extended into the early 2000s before the car was offered for sale in Italy around 2007.

  4. 2007 → 2015-04-01Acquisition unknown
    European owner
    partial documentation

    Car was listed for sale in Italy in 2007 and remained in Europe; Ferrari Classiche certification was obtained in April 2007 during or around this transition.

  5. 2015-04-01 →Private sale
    The Aurora Collection
    full documentation

    Current collection owner; car is accompanied by Ferrari Classiche Red Book, toolkit, and tonneau cover confirming matching mechanical components and factory exterior colour.

  6. Date unknownFactory delivery
    Luigi Chinetti Motors / Bill Harrah MCM Modern Classic Motors
    partial documentation

    Car was exported new to the US via Luigi Chinetti Motors and delivered to Bill Harrah's dealership in Reno, Nevada, acting as an intermediary before first retail sale.

  7. Date unknownPrivate sale
    Dr. Liz White
    partial documentation

    First retail owner, based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The car remained in that state for roughly four decades across just three total owners.

  8. Date unknownAcquisition unknown
    Second Oklahoma owner
    none documentation

    One of two additional owners during the car's approximately forty-year residence in Oklahoma; identity not specified.

Competition

No competition history extracted from the catalogue.

Maintenance & restoration

  1. 2007Inspection
    Ferrari Classiche

    Ferrari Classiche certification was issued, confirming that the engine, gearbox, body, and chassis all correspond to original factory records. Exterior colour verified as factory-correct Rosso Cina; interior leather noted as having been changed from black to beige.

    Car accompanied by Red Book binder as documentary evidence of this certification.

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