Ferrari 365 GT 2+2

The 365 GT 2+2 was Ferrari's big, comfortable grand tourer of the late 1960s, powered by the Colombo V12 of 4,390cc with three Weber carburettors. It was also notable for its hydropneumatic self-levelling rear suspension and for rear seats that adults could actually use.

This right-hand-drive car, chassis 11629, was delivered new to the UK in July 1968 through Maranello Concessionaires for the dealer Rob Walker of Corsley. It was originally Marrone with a Beige interior and Amaranto carpets. It is now Rosso Cordoba over Beige with Bordeaux carpets, and it sits on the original Ferrari cast alloys. It shows 71,838 miles.

The history file includes early factory correspondence confirming the original engine and gearbox numbers, and the car was serviced regularly at Maranello through the 1970s. A bare-metal respray in 2014 came with a rebuild of the engine and all four corners of suspension. The car has been in professional storage since then and has just had a full inspection and service.