On the occasion of their seventieth birthday, Ferrari chose to celebrate their rich history in a very thoughtful and imaginative way.

Rather than create a special limited-edition model, Ferrari chose to show off their Tailor Made department by taking a batch of their existing production cars and finishing them in seventy distinct liveries celebrating seventy individual and significant cars across their seventy-year history.

One of each model in production at the time—the 488 GTB, 488 spyder, F12 berlinetta, GTC/4 Lusso, and the California T—would be produced with each of the liveries, meaning every car produced was the only one of its kind.

Celebrating Ed Hugus’s Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa, chassis number 0732, the ‘Lucybelle’ is certainly one of Ferrari’s most eye-catching liveries bestowed on its 70th Anniversary models.

Chassis number 0732 TR raced to a 7th overall finish at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1958, and Hugus’s white-and-blue paint job was said to have been inspired by a ya...