Ferrari 330 GTC

The 330 GTC arrived in 1966 to fill the gap between the 275 GTB and the four-seat 330 GT, pairing a 4.0-litre Colombo-based V12 with a five-speed gearbox and a notably well-judged coupe body. This right-hand-drive car is described as one of just 22 UK RHD examples.

It was delivered in April 1967 to Maranello Concessionaires as a demonstrator, in Blu Sera over grey leather with optional Borrani wire wheels. After about 6,100 miles it passed to the British School of Motoring, which kept it for nine years and used it in its high-performance driving courses. It then had a long spell with one London owner, who covered an average of only 615 miles a year and had Maranello Concessionaires carry out a comprehensive overhaul.

The current owner bought it in 2019 and had it refinished in Verde Pino over beige. It received Ferrari Classiche red book certification in 2020, confirming matching numbers. A £50,000 mini-restoration followed in 2021, covering leaks, front calipers, balljoints, tyres and extra cooling fans. In 2024 it completed the Ferrari Cavalcade Classiche and had its suspension bushes replaced. It shows 70,450 miles, backed by a history file, and the price is on application.