The Ferrari 365 GTC made its debut in 1968 as the successor to the 330 GTC. Visually, it remained nearly identical to its predecessor, with the most notable change being the repositioning of the engine cooling vents from the front wings to the bonnet. Beneath the bonnet, however, was a significant upgrade—a larger 4,390cc V12 engine. Only 168 examples of the 365 GTC coupe were produced, including just 22 right-hand drive models for the UK market, highlighting the car’s exceptional rarity.

This exceptional example was originally delivered in Tourbillon Blue with a beige interior. Between 1980 and 1984, we had the pleasure of handling this vehicle. In 1984, it was entrusted to Maranello Concessionaires for a comprehensive overhaul, during which it was repainted in Forrest Green.

In 1996, the car underwent a full bare-metal respray and was finished in Blu Sera — the 1997 equivalent of its original Tourbillon Blue. The interior was retrimmed in Sabbia in October 2000, coinciding with a complete engine rebuild.

Now presented in superb condition, complete with an extensive history file, this vehicle is ready to view in our showroom.