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£4,434,714

1958 Ferrari 250 GT Spyder California LWB

Monaco • 9 May 2024

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This 1958 Ferrari 250 GT Spyder California, chassis number 1057 GT, is a Classiche certified model, one of the earliest examples produced. It features a very high-quality, bare-metal restoration by top Italian craftsmen and is finished in a unique "Canna di Fucile" grey metallic color, with a beige Connolly leather interior, presenting an impeccable example of this legendary model.

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Condition 

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The vehicle underwent a very high-quality, bare-metal restoration by Italian craftsmen, addressing previous restorations that were not beyond reproach. The body and chassis were meticulously stripped, corrected for faults, and repainted in a custom color. The interior was reupholstered with correct specification seats and Connolly leather. The engine, though replaced and re-stamped by Ferrari Classiche, was rebuilt with as many original parts as possible. The car is certified by Ferrari Classiche and comes with detailed documentation of its history and restoration, indicating a condition that meets high standards.

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1057 GT

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1057 GT

· Certified by Ferrari Classiche
· Very high-quality restoration by the best Italian craftsmen
· Twelfth car built, known history
· One of the most beautiful cabriolets in the history of the car
· No reserve
 
In December 1958, Ferrari’s importer in the United States, Luigi Chinetti, received this splendid Ferrari 250 GT Spyder California in his New York showroom.

It was very much a new model, as production had begun only a few months earlier, and, for Chinetti, a source of satisfaction, as it was a model which he and John von Neumann, a Ferrari racer from California, had asked Ferrari to build.

And it was Chinetti who came up with the name ‘California’.

The car delivered to him was, moreover, only the twelfth example produced, including the prototype.
It was soon sold to its first New York owner, Robert Gumper, who kept it for a decade, before it crossed the country in 1970 to its second owner, Robert Ramlose, in California.

From 1974, the ca...

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£4,407,775

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£4,659,936

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£5,142,850

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