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1977 Ferrari 308 GTB Competition (3.0 Litre)
United Kingdom • 2 Mar 2019 • Lot 144
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This is a 1977 Ferrari 308 GTB dry sump, carburettor example that has been extensively modified and raced, primarily in New Zealand. It began as a demonstrator but was quickly transformed into a competition replica with fibreglass body panels, a welded safety cage, and numerous performance enhancements, supported by a comprehensive history file detailing its racing career and modifications.
Condition
6
This 1977 Ferrari 308 GTB has been significantly modified for racing, with a focus on performance enhancements and weight reduction. The extensive history file documents its racing history, modifications, and maintenance. The current condition is heavily influenced by its racing modifications and the fibreglass body panels, impacting the assessment.
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22513
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It is anyone's guess as to the reason Ferrari favoured Bertone as the design house for its new 2+2 GT, the 308GT4, the successor to the 246GT and the Dino 308GT4 that made its first appearance at the Paris Salon in 1973.
The public had mixed views over the sharp angular lines from the pen of Bertone that substituted the beautiful flowing curves of the Pininfarina 246.
In October 1975, Ferrari presented its new 308GTB at the Paris Salon.
A return to Pininfarina for the body styling that pleased many Ferrari fans.
In the first two years of 308 production, Ferrari used glass reinforced plastic (GRP) body panels.
These Vetroresina examples are now extremely desirable.
Ferrari updated the 308 model to 328 in 1985.
In the early eighties, the Porsche 935’s were dominating the racing scene, so in 1981 Martino Finotto and Carlo Facetti teamed up to build a Ferrari 308GTB capable of taking on the mighty 935’s.
The team used a three litre 308 as a base, built a lightweight body and rework...
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£95,266
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£95,266
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