The Ferrari 275 GTS was unveiled at the Paris Motor Show in 1964, alongside the 275 GTB. Although they appeared different, both cars shared the same chassis and engine, albeit with slightly less power in the convertible. Production began at the end of 1964 and concluded with the 200th unit on May 20, 1966.

The one offered here is the 29th produced, originally delivered new in Spain before being relocated to Italy, where it spent the majority of its life. Its invoice history dates back to 1990, providing a detailed account of its past. A meticulous restoration was undertaken in Italy in 2008 by Quality Cars and GPS Classic to bring it back to concours condition for its owner. This significant restoration process is thoroughly documented, with numerous photos capturing the transformation. Benefitting from the Ferrari Classiche certificate, an extensive dossier compiled by DK Engineering will also be handed to its future owner.

The car was also displayed at the prestigious Villa d'Este Concours d'Elegance in 2009. Owned by a meticulous enthusiast, this 275 GTS has been well maintained and stored in a dedicated car storage facility. After falling in love with it, all that's left is for you to choose the events you'll participate in with it!