Ferrari Dino 246 GT (1972)

• 7,500 Miles Since a Documented Total Nut & Bolt Restoration by Renowned Specialists Moto Technique
• 2 Owners Within The Last 27 Years
• Near Perfect Score at its Last Visit to the Ferrari Owners Club Concours

As Ferrari’s first production car to boast a V-6 engine and rear-mid engine placement, it can be argued that the Dino was the most important Ferrari ever produced to never sport a Ferrari badge (save for the prancing horse on its data tag). Nevertheless, there’s no doubt that this little Ferrari was near and dear to Enzo’s heart, as it was in part a tribute to his late son, Alfredo, or “Dino,” as he was known to his family.

Educated as an engineer and with a passion for racing, Dino suggested to his father that Ferrari should consider utilising V-6 engines in their racing cars. Sadly, Dino never lived to see his idea come to fruition, but there is no doubt that he would have been proud of the 246 Dino.

The car offered here is a truly exceptional example, having seen considerable expenditure over a prolonged period, with much supporting documentation in the accompanying file.

Beautifully presented in quintessential Ferrari red over a tan interior. Inspection, at the earliest possible opportunity, is highly recommended. We are confident that you will not find a nicer example.

Rarely do cars of this obvious quality come to the market and this one will surely be snapped up by the first knowledgeable enquirer.

This classic Ferrari is available for viewing at the DD Classics Dealership in London, please call to book an appointment.

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