Description
One of 524 pieces of a beautiful GT
V12 engine combined with a manual transmission
Beautiful original condition, regularly serviced
Complete history, extensive documentation
The model series, first called the 365 GT4 2+2, later Ferrari 400/ 400i and 412, was produced under the type designation F101 from 1972 to 1989, making it one of the longest-produced Ferrari models. All three cars are very similar – they have practically the same body and chassis and even the engine, which evolved over its lifetime. The 365 GT4 2+2 model, which smoothly supplemented the range of another “four-seater” model (the 365 GTC/ 4), is the most interesting. Its V12 engine with four camshafts and a displacement of 4, 390 cm³, thanks to six Weber 38 DCOE 59/ 60 carburetors, offers a total output of 320 hp at 7, 000 rpm. The transmission was still a fully synchronized five-speed manual at that time, while later versions (400 and 412) offered an automatic, which was popular with customers back then but now seems somewhat archaic and certainly ruins the engine’s character. A total of only 524 units of the 365 GT4 2+2 were produced (including three prototypes).
This time, we offer a truly beautiful piece, first registered on December 16, 1975, with its history documented by a massive folder of invoices, assessments, and, of course, service and promotional materials, along with all essential items including a magazine presentation. This beautiful car spent part of its life in Sweden before moving to the Czech Republic, where it is currently fully serviced, fully functional, and registered. It is in very good original condition, absolutely rust-free, and comes in an extremely attractive color configuration. A stunning, still undervalued large GT with a characterful engine.
