1961 Ferrari 250 GT Cabriolet Series II

Wife of a Zurich bank director; retained the cabriolet for roughly fifteen years before selling it on.

Official Ferrari dealer in Zurich acting as distribution point; the car was sold on quickly to the first private buyer.

Bern-based second private owner; held the car for approximately fifteen years before trading it to a dealer.

Respected marque dealer operating out of Hann. Münden, Germany; acquired the car as a trade-in and subsequently sold it privately.

Collector based in Joure, Netherlands; exhibited the car at a major Dutch concours and was featured in the Dutch motoring press during his ownership.

US-based collector who began exhibiting the car at American concours events, achieving Silver and Gold awards at successive Cavallino Classic appearances.

Commissioned a comprehensive ground-up restoration by The Creative Workshop in Dania Beach; the coachwork was refinished white and the cabin re-trimmed in red leather. Ferrari Classiche certification with Red Book was obtained during this ownership, confirming matching-numbers drivetrain components.

Continued the concours campaign, presenting the car at Pebble Beach in 2016 and earning recognition in the 2021 Tour d'Elegance poster while still the owner.

Current owner who maintained the restoration standard and commissioned a V-12 rebuild by Vintage Motorsports of Malvern, Pennsylvania; invoices on file support the work undertaken.

Exhibited by Dutch owner Reijnold van der Poele; no award result mentioned.

First of two successive appearances at this Florida concours during the New York collector's ownership.

Second consecutive year at the event; award level improved from Silver to Gold.

Shown at the Carmel-area event in August 2012; no award result recorded in the prose.

Florida concours event; class win noted but no further detail given.

Exhibited by the Texas-based owner; no award result mentioned.

Selected to represent the year's Pininfarina styling theme on the commemorative poster.

Shown by the current Pennsylvania owner shortly after acquisition.

Post-restoration concours appearances under the Florida collector's ownership; exact years not specified beyond the general post-2011 timeframe.

Comprehensive ground-up rebuild covering the entire car; bodywork refinished in White, interior retrimmed in Red leather with gray carpets, and the original hardtop refinished in Silver. Ferrari Classiche Red Book certification obtained confirming matching-numbers engine, gearbox, and rear axle.

Located in Dania Beach, Florida; work took approximately two years to complete and was commissioned by the Florida-based collector.

Full rebuild of the matching-numbers V-12 engine, with replacement of pistons, cylinder liners, bearings, and timing chain; supported by invoices.

Specialist workshop based in Malvern, Pennsylvania; commissioned by the current owner to ensure continued mechanical reliability.