£1.81m (Est: £1.67m - £2.5m)
1966 Ferrari 275 GTB Aluminium
Artcurial • France • 7 Feb 2025
Market Position:
Mid-Market
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£1,805,426 (Est: £1,668,600 - £2,502,900)
1966 Ferrari 275 GTB Aluminium
France • 7 Feb 2025
Vehicle Details
AI Listing Summary
This 1966 Ferrari 275 GTB is a desirable 'long nose' version, one of only 93 with all-aluminum bodywork. Boasting matching numbers and a known history, it was restored in the 1990s by Cognolato and actively campaigned in events like the Tour Auto by its previous owner, André Cadiou. Recently recommissioned, it's ready for select events, blending a rich history with a driver-focused legacy.
Condition
7
The car presents with a restoration patina, indicating it's not in pristine condition. While it has undergone a restoration by Cognolato in the 1990s and has been recommissioned recently, it's been actively used in events and driven extensively. The listing mentions the need to replace the glass of one of the long-range driving lights. These factors suggest that it has some wear and tear, though it benefits from a well-documented history and recent servicing.
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08151
LHD
France
FI 309003
1966
Auction
£1.81m (Est: £1.67m - £2.5m)
1966 Ferrari 275 GTB Aluminium
Artcurial • France • 7 Feb 2025
Market Position:
Mid-Market
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Description
French titleChassis no.
08151
Engine no.
08151
From the collection of André Cadiou, a gentleman driver from the Sarthe
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One of 93 cars with all-aluminium bodywork -
Matching numbers, known history - Restored in the 1990s by Cognolato - Desirable ‘long nose’ version - No reserve “The 275 GTB is ... responsive, very agile and fast.
(...) Its comfort, the quality of its finish and its original styling justify an exceptional price for an exceptional car.
It is a thoroughbred, luxurious without being flabby, and with a fiery temperament, which pulls on your arms and demands an experienced gentleman-rider to get the most out of it.” It was in these glowing terms that José Rosinski concluded his test of the new 275 GTB for Sport Auto in July 1965.
A few months later, a new version was presented, characterised by their longer, lower nose to improve the car’s roadholding, and a slightly enlarged rear window.
Chassis 08151 is part of this desirable series and, as the historian Marc...
Price Analysis vs Other 275 GTB Alloys
£1,303,059
Lowest Price (Since 2020)
£2,003,400
Median Price (Since 2020)
£2,185,312
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