This Ferrari 330GT Series 2
This fantastic Ferrari 330 GT was sold new in Germany by Auto Becker in Düsseldorf. In Germany the car was cherished by two enthusiastic owners. In the late 1990s, the body was partially restored and provided with new paint in Blue Metallic. With a mileage of approximately 70,000 kilometers, the engine was overhauled by a German Ferrari specialist, a detailed invoice for the work is available.

In 2002, the Ferrari found a new owner in the Netherlands and the car was registered in the 330 GT register. In 2015, the car was sold through a ClassicarGarage partner to the current owner with a mileage of 76,930 kilometers. From 2018, the Ferrari will be maintained by S2 Classic Cars. This beautiful Ferrari 330 GT 2+2 is in a very good and very original condition and the car drives, sounds and handles great! The odometer now reads 81,394 kilometers. Since the engine overhaul in the late 1990s, the car has driven less than 11,400 kilometers. The last longer ride (of approximately 1,600 kilometers) was an unforgettable visit to the Goodwood Revival in the UK in September 2019.

The red leather interior is still completely original and in beautiful condition. The interior shows only minor signs of use. The car shows all original details, is equipped with Borrani wire wheels, Michelin XWS tires, original electric rear window heating, a 5-speed manual gearbox and three double Weber carburetors. In addition, a Brantz mechanical Retrotrip Tripmaster and an automatic antenna are mounted. The car comes with a history file, and service and instruction manuals.

This is a very good Ferrari 330 GT 2+2 from the 2nd series in beautiful condition. This is a rare car (only 455 built), an excellent investment, a beautiful piece of Ferrari heritage, and a great driver's car for the Ferrari enthusiast/collector!

Ferrari 330GT series 2 information
The Ferrari 330GT 2+2 retained the 4-liter engine of the previous Ferrari 330 America but was built with sleeker and rounder lines and with its 'own' chassis and bodywork. The name '330' refers to the approximate displacement of each cylinder. The 12 cylinders were fed by three Weber carburetors. Ferrari once again collaborated with Pininfarina to design this bodywork. The series 2 came with a single headlight, 5-speed gearbox. Only 455 of these were produced.