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1971 | Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona
Ferrari 365 GTC/4 "1971 Paris Motor Show-car" Official Paris Motor Show car 1971 for Pininfarina, "Matching numbers" - verifying with "Documento interno alla fabbrica Ferrari", Accompanied by the original manuals, Ferrari 365 with completely known France-Monaco history, In Rosso Cherry over Nero leather interior, Since 1987 “under the radar” - included in a wonderful collection,
1986 | Ferrari 412
Eins von 576 Exemplaren
1974 | Ferrari Dino 246 GTS
Ferrari 246 GTS Dino Built for the European market - Delivered to Auto Becker in Germany, Restored and Rebuilt condition, Very well documented with photos and invoices, Maintained with no expense spared, Presented in "Rosso" with black/beige "Daytona style"-seats, Maintained since 1996 by a well-known Ferrari specialist in the Netherlands, "The final E-Series"
2022 | Ferrari 296 GTB
296 GTB
MwSt. ausweisbar
1992 | Ferrari 512 TR
1992 Ferrari 512 TR '92
1976 | Ferrari 512 BB
Competizione Stradale - Bacchelli & Villa -
2007 | Ferrari F430 Spider
Ferrari F430 Spider "6.718 kilometers" Recent full service at Pozzi Paris, Exceptionally low mileage and corresponding (new) condition, Offered in "Nero Daytona" with the nero-leather "Carbon racing seats", Correctly completed Fer Ordered by first long time owner with carbon fiber trim for driver's area and silver dedication plate, The complete history is available including board map, Delivered by Dutch Ferrari Import
1973 | Ferrari Dino 246 GTS
Ferrari 246 GTS Dino "One of 401 European-delivered " Restored and rebuilt by Paris-based specialist, Over €68000 invested in the last 5 years in maintenance and upgrade work, Original European (Switzerland) delivered 246 GTS, In original color scheme Giallo Fly over Nero leather interior since new, One of 401 "EU-specs" manufactured (In total 1282 GTS produced), The final "E-Series" 246 Dino,
1973 | Ferrari Dino 246 GTS
Ferrari 246 GTS Dino "Matching numbers" "matching numbers" 246 GTS in remarkable condition, Equipped with the Daytona-style seats, Bodywork without the side indicators, Original upholstery with light patina gives the Dino a wonderful ambiance of its time, Recent engine rebuild,
1977 | Ferrari Dino 308 GT4
Ferrari Dino GT4
2003 | Ferrari 575M Maranello F1
Ferrari 575M Maranello F1 "Daytona seats" Low mileage of 42000 km, Maintained by the official Ferrari dealer renowned specialist in Germany, Accompanied by the board folder and invoices, Sought-after options such as Daytona seats and Ferrari shields on front fenders, Livery in Grigio Titanio in combination with full blue leather, "In pristine condition"
1987 | Ferrari Testarossa
Ferrari Testarossa Monodado "29.621 kms" Newly delivered in Germany and exported to Switzerland, A part of a Swiss collection from 1988 to 2024, Fully serviced during time in collection, Executed in highly desirable specs, The classic Testarossa color combination, In uncompromising collector's quality, Accompanied by reg.documents - invoices - original Ferrari boardmap
2004 | Ferrari 575M Maranello
Ferrari 575M Maranello "Fiorano Handling Package with Roll bar" Factory ordered with the Fiorano Handling Package and roll bar, Ferrari Classiche "Certificato di autenticita" - Red Book certificated, Presented in "Nero Daytona" over Tan-Beige leather (Dashboard in two-tone "Nero Tan"), Delivered new in Germany and dealer maintained, In superb condition,
FAQs zu Ferrari Oldtimern
Welche Ferrari Oldtimer gibt es?
Zu den begehrtesten Ferrari Oldtimern zählen der Ferrari 250 GTO, bekannt für seine Rennsportgeschichte und hohe Wertschätzung, der Ferrari 365 GTB/4 „Daytona“, berühmt für seine Geschwindigkeit und sein markantes Design, der Ferrari Testarossa aus den 1980er Jahren, der durch sein auffälliges Design besticht, und der Ferrari 275 GTB/4, ein weiteres ikonisches Modell mit elegantem Styling und leistungsstarkem V12-Motor.
Welcher ist der älteste Ferrari Oldtimer?
Der Ferrari 125 S, der 1947 eingeführt wurde, gilt als der älteste Ferrari Oldtimer. Er markiert den Beginn der Ferrari-Geschichte und war der erste Ferrari mit einem V12-Motor, entwickelt von Enzo Ferrari persönlich.
Was sollte ich beim Kauf eines Ferrari Oldtimers beachten?
Beim Kauf eines Ferrari Oldtimers sind der Zustand des Fahrzeugs, die Originalität der Teile und die Verfügbarkeit von Ersatzteilen entscheidend. Eine detaillierte Überprüfung des Wartungsverlaufs und der Historie des Fahrzeugs ist ebenfalls wichtig, um sicherzustellen, dass es sich um ein authentisches und gut erhaltenes Modell handelt.