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£13,879,110 (Est: £11,130,000 - £14,840,000)

1963 Ferrari 250 P

United States • 15 Aug 2026 • Lot 26

Vehicle Details

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This is a historically significant Ferrari, the first mid-engine V-12 sports-racing prototype, with a notable racing history including podium finishes at Sebring and Le Mans in 1963.
It has been held in a prominent collection since 1988 and is documented by Ferrari historian Marcel Massini, making it one of the most important Ferraris offered at auction.

Condition

7 / 10

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0810

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Car HighlightsThe First “P” Car – Ferrari’s Original Mid-Engine V-12 Sports-Racing PrototypeDebuted at Monza and Retained by Scuderia Ferrari for the 1963 SeasonSecond Overall at the 12 Hours of Sebring and Third Overall at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1963Campaigned by Luigi Chinetti’s N.A.R.T.

and William McKelvy’s Scuderia Bear at Sebring, Bridgehampton, Mosport, Nassau, and Other North American CircuitsProvenance Includes Pioneering Collectors Carl Bross, Ken Starbird, and Don FongA Centerpiece of One of North America’s Foremost Ferrari Collections Since 1988Equipped with Tipo 128 LM 63 Engine (No.

4) and Tipo 564/D Transaxle (No.

3)Documented by Ferrari Historian Marcel Massini and Featured in Numerous Authoritative Publications on the Marque and ModelAmong the Most Significant Ferrari Competition Cars Ever Offered at AuctionSaleroom AddendumPlease note that Gooding Christie’s has provided a minimum price guarantee to the Seller of this Lot and therefore has a direct financial in...