Enzo Ferrari's Personal '62 Ferrari 330GT

[scuncio]

This is sweet...I know its a muscle car site...but come on, you have to appreciate such an elegant car.

I had a really beat '64 330 back in the day with a small-block Chevy. I know we're talking apples to oranges but it was still a pretty nice driving car. Wish I had it now - I'm sure it's worth multiple times what I got for it years and years ago.

Link to 1962 Ferrari 330 GT, Enzo Ferrari's Personal Car (https://ebay.to/2HoLw7j)

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/KQ8AAOSw-o9amHk8/s-l1600.jpg

[Crush]

You should buy it, it’s on sale!

[scuncio]

Ha!! Such a deal....More than I paid for my house....

[Crush]

I know! Guys that buys these are at another level.... there is always another level!

[marxjunk]

you should google the chasis number..

it sold for $225k and has a note that say believed to be Enzos car..not it "was" his car...theres more on it out there

[427TJ]

Great stance. Love the Borrani wheels on those '60s Ferraris.

[The Boss]

What puzzles me is the enthusiast that he was, and the access to cars that he had - why would he choose this?

[Keith Seymore]

Great stance. Love the Borrani wheels on those '60s Ferraris.

Meeeee too.

What puzzles me is the enthusiast that he was, and the access to cars that he had - why would he choose this?

I think it is because this is deemed a "road car". The thoroughbred racers, like a 250GTO, while awesome on the track are a little too high strung for regular road use.

Except for guys like you or me.

;)

[scuncio]

As stated these cars are more liveable on the street than some of the more radical Ferraris of the day. I wouldn’t kick it out of the garage, whether Enzo actually drove it or not...