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Selling or Buying a 1965 Ferrari 275 GTB?

First introduced at the Paris Motor Show in 1964, the Ferrari 275 GTB is the successful successor to the well-appreciated Ferrari 250 series. The V12 Colombo double-cam 3.3-liter engine was taken from the Ferrari 250 and redesigned to fit the Ferrari 275. Another key improvement was the development of a transaxle, fitted for the first time on a road Ferrari, giving the car an independent rear suspension system. Alongside the Ferrari 275 GTB Coupe was a Convertible version, called the Ferrari 275 GTS, featuring a different body style. The standard 1965 Ferrari 275 GTB featured a 280hp engine, and was built by Scaglietti with 3 or 6 Weber twin-choke carburetors. A 300hp six-carburetor tune was made available and some examples had an aluminum body rather than the standard steel body. If youre looking for a 1965 Ferrari 275 GTB for your personal collection, youve come to the right place to learn more about the series, the available classics in the market, at the buyers tips you need to know to be successful in your search. The Beverly Hills Car Club is well known for its great customer service and knowledgeable staff. Dont hesitate to contact them with any questions you might have concerning any classic Ferrari.

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1965 Ferrari 275 GTB Buyers Guide

The 1965 Ferrari 275 GTB was very popular and various special limited editions were built during the 4 years of production. For example, just 4 lightweight 275 GTB Competizione Speciales were made for the 1965-racing season, fitted with 250 LM engines. Some special examples were made famous because they were owned by celebrities or have a special story. Once you find your dream 1965 Ferrari 275 GTB, dont forget to organize a pre-purchase inspection with an expert to verify the overall condition and originality of the classic. This can be done by inspection, as well as by viewing all available documentation (certificate of authenticity, service book, maintenance bills, proof of ownership, etc.) available for the car. 1960s cars are very prone to rust, especially where aluminum and steel body panels meet. Even when a restoration job was conducted, the car might need a refreshing. It is always in your best interest to fully understand what youre getting into prior to purchase.

The Beverly Hills Car Club team is always available for consultation regarding your classic car needs. Whether youre searching for a 1965 Ferrari 275 GTB in pristine condition or one that would make an excellent project car, do not hesitate to contact their team of professionals today. In the meantime, be sure to browse their online inventory to view available models housed in their Los Angeles showroom. Connect today with any questions.