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£242,480 (Est: £273,920 - £308,160)

1971 - Ferrari Dino 246 GT

Collector Cars Auction • France • 9 Feb 2026 • Lot 7

Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This 1971 Ferrari Dino 246 GT Tipo M, one of only 506 produced, has been meticulously preserved by the same owner for 35 years, with regular servicing by the renowned Pozzi dealership.
It features a recently overhauled engine and low mileage, presenting a well-maintained example of this iconic V6 Ferrari, originally delivered to Brazil and imported to France in 1991.

Condition

8

The car is described as being in "superb condition" with a complete mechanical overhaul in 2008 and regularly serviced by a reputable dealership over 35 years. While it has had some parts replaced (seats, engine, electrical system, brakes), these are part of its documented maintenance history. The low mileage since the overhaul and recent tires suggest excellent mechanical and cosmetic upkeep, aligning with an 'Excellent' rating, allowing for minor, unmentioned imperfections expected in a vintage car.

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Manual

Transmission:

01202

Chassis No:

Odometer:

6,500 miles

[Reg Number]

Reg Number:

RHD/LHD:

LHD

1971 - Ferrari Dino 246 GT
A Ferrari icon, named after the son and the last V6-powered classic.

French registration
Chassis n°01202

One of only 506 Dino 246 GT Tipo M produced
Delivered new to Brazil via driver Piero V.

Gancia and imported to France in 1991
Carefully preserved by the same discerning collector for 35 years!
Regularly serviced by the Pozzi dealership over the years
Superb condition, 6,500 kms on the odometer with complete mechanical overhaul in 2008
Extensive file including delivery report by specialist Matthias Bartz

Designed to rival the best European sports cars of the 1960s, the Ferrari 206 and 246 GT occupy a singular place in the brand's history.

Developed and produced by Ferrari with Scaglietti, they were launched under the Dino name, created in 1964.

This was a tribute to Alfredino Ferrari, Enzo's son, who died prematurely in 1956 and was behind the V6 engine project.

More affordable than traditional Ferraris, these models enabled the brand to attrac...