1969 FERRARI

We have the absolute pleasure in bringing to market a stunning example of Ferrari's 365 GTC.

Just 168 365 GTC's were built between 1968 and 1970, and of those only 22 were configured in RHD making this 1969 example extremely rare.

Direct from long term ownership, this Blu Scozia 365 GTC was the 9th to leave the factory, Delivered to Maranello Concessionaires in June of 1969 & sold to its first owner David Mills, through supplying dealer Executive Motors of Rugby, Warwickshire at a discounted OTR price of £6,893.

In 1980 the car was registered to Minor Motors and the registration 'GTC 365' was assigned to the car. Up until 1992 it passed through various hands until it was bought by renowned collector Brandon Wang who to this day still owns models including a 250 GTO.

Another long standing Ferrari collector purchased the car from an auction held at Goodwood's Festival of Speed in 2000, with the intention of converting the car to GTS specification. This never happened, instead a thorough refurbishment of the body & interior was undertaken before the car was later sold to Graham Cook, best known as long term proprietor of Bramley Motor Cars in Surrey until his retirement.

The car eventually ended up with the current owner, who purchased from Talacrest who at the time were based in Ascot & had just put together the famous 'White Collection' for Broadcaster Chris Evans.

Maintained meticulously by specialists such as Rardley Motors, Foskers, GTO Engineering & most recently looked after by Alastair at Kent High Performance. Showing an odometer reading of 65,645 miles which is backed up by the vast amount of history accompanying the car.

Presented beautifully & eagerly awaiting its next custodian this beautiful example is available for immediate viewings at our Berkshire premises.