This 1972 Ferrari 365 GTC/4 is one of just 505 examples built — a rare and elegant front-engine V12 grand tourer developed as a more refined follow-up to the legendary Daytona. Under the hood lies the same 4.4L Colombo V12, here tuned for smoother delivery through six side-draft Weber carburetors and mated to a five-speed manual gearbox.
The car is not in its matching exterior colors, the original colors are Nero over Connoly tan, making this a nice looking well driving example. It benefits from an impressive file of documentation, including over €50,000 in invoices for service and restoration works since 2005. This detailed history reflects the care and attention it has received throughout the years, keeping it in outstanding mechanical and cosmetic condition.
The GTC/4 strikes the perfect balance between Ferrari performance and long-distance comfort — with power steering, a more forgiving suspension, and 2+2 seating, it’s an ideal classic for both weekend touring and serious collecting. Inside, the original leather interior and period-correct details complete the package.
Rarer than a Daytona, more usable than many of its contemporaries, and accompanied by an exceptional history file — this 365 GTC/4 is a V12 Ferrari that ticks all the right boxes.
