Ferrari 330 GTC

The 330 GTC is one of the more relaxed Ferraris of the 1960s: a Pininfarina coupe on the tubular-steel chassis shared with the 275 GTB, powered by the 4.0-litre Tipo 209/66 V12 with three twin-choke Weber carburettors and a five-speed gearbox. This one is a right-hand-drive car, one of only 22 built that way, and was delivered new in August 1967 to Maranello Concessionaires as a UK demonstrator.

It is finished in metallic silver over burgundy leather with maroon carpets. The page describes it as a fully restored car that was bought into its current collection in that state, then used sparingly and serviced by an in-house mechanic. Earlier ownership passed through Talacrest and Hendon Way Motors.

The odometer reads a documented 86,754 miles from new, and the car is stated to be matching numbers and Ferrari Classiche red book certified. It comes with the original Ferrari handbook, a service manual, a full tool kit and jack in the boot, and an Auto Italia magazine that featured it on the cover. It is viewable in Belfast, Northern Ireland.