The third of 56 short-wheelbase examples built; one of only 39 cars originally configured with covered headlamps

Delivered new to Paris, France; now offered from 30 years of fastidious single-owner care as part of a short chain of just four documented keepers Factory certified in 2008 with a Ferrari Classiche “Red Book” stipulating the presence of the matching-numbers engine, rear axle, and coachwork; certification reissued in late 2025 Documented with factory build sheet copies, Ferrari Classiche “Red Book”, history reports by marque experts Marcel Massini and Cyrille Jaquinot, restoration invoices, FIVA card, and detailed assessment report by Klaus Kukuk

Accompanied by a purpose-built 3.8-litre alternative engine completed by expert Piet Roelofs in 2019 and original Borrani wire wheels A sensational example of Maranello’s most celebrated classic open GT model Le troisième des 56 exemplaires à empattement court ; l’une des 39 voitures dotées d’origine de phares escamotables Livrée n...