Ferrari 330 GTC
1967 · 70,450 miles · Manual
DK Engineering · Chorleywood
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1967 · Manual · Red
Listed today at Pendine Historic Cars, Bicester.
The 330 GTC sits between the sporting 275 GTB and the roomier 330 GT 2+2, using the 275's chassis with the 4.0-litre Colombo V12 from the 2+2. Only 598 were built, and it is often regarded as the most usable of the 1960s Ferrari grand tourers.
Chassis 9613 was delivered new in Turin in March 1967 in Grigio Scuro Speciale Silverstone. It is now red with beige leather, following a 1990s restoration in Milan. It is fully matching-numbers and carries Ferrari Classiche certification. It has Borrani wire wheels, and its history runs through Italy, the USA, Monaco and, since 2015, the UK.
Recent work includes a bare-metal respray, new chrome and an engine rebuild by SMDG, with machining by Hall & Hall, plus electric power steering. GTO Engineering has maintained it since 2021. The file includes a FIVA identity card, a duplicate Classiche certificate, a tool roll and a jack. The page lists it as sold.
Written by Vertar from Pendine Historic Cars’s listing. Check the details with the dealer before you buy.
The maker’s official figures for this model, not measurements of this car (Ferrari factory figures (300 CV, 242 km/h); only a dry weight was published, so weight and 0-60 are null).

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