2,562cc SOHC V12 Engine 3 Weber 36 DCF Carburetors 170bhp at 6,500rpm 5-Speed Manual Gearbox 4-Wheel Drum Brakes *Excellent example of Ferrari's legendary racing Touring Berlinetta *Prominent ownership history, current ownership since 1969 *Original bodywork and matching numbers engine and drivetrain *2nd in class at the 1951 Stella Alpina Hillclimb among other early results *Documented by Marcel Massini and factory build sheets The Early Competition Ferraris Few serial numbering systems in the realm of collector cars are better-known or more scrutinized than Ferrari's practice of using odd numbers for road going chassis while assigning even numbers to racing and competition cars.

Examining the evolution of early Ferrari models and the serial numbers assigned to their chassis, one can arguably trace the earliest use of the famed numbering system to Maranello's second-ever model, the 166 Spyder Corsa of late 1947.

Bodied with cycle-wing fenders more becoming of a pre-war racing car, t...