*1970s Competition conversion on fine production 365GTB/4 Daytona Berlinetta *Tremednous future potential as Vintage racing classic 4-cam V12 Ferrari *Offered from 34 years within one ownership *Starred in the Collezione Maranello Rosso from its 1991 foundation to 2014 FERRARI 365 GTB/4 'DAYTONA' COMPETIZIONE The concept of manufacturing a 4-cam V12-engined Berlinetta with considerably greater power output than the successful 275 GTB/4 model emerged in 1967, as soon as the 3.3-litre variant was being launched upon a receptive market.

The new model would have to meet newly-developed US Federal regulations, which meant a tremendous amount of time-consuming development work before the new design could be introduced.

Ferrari's first known prototype for such a car emerged during the winter of 1967 with bodywork presaging the final design that would be adopted, although its front-end treatment looked back towards that of the 275 GTB.

It used a three-valve per cylinder 4-litre V12 engine t...