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Selling or Buying a 1967 Ferrari 275?

Produced from 1964 to 1968, the Ferrari 275 was made available in a Coupe trim called GTB, as well as in a Convertible trim called GTS. Many updates were made throughout the production run and several limited-edition models were released. The standard model carries a 3.3-Liter V12 engine with 4 cams (models prior 1966 only had 2). The base model allowed 280hp, versus 260hp for the Convertible, both being eligible for a 300hp upgrade. Interestingly, Ferrari also decided to manufacture 12 lightweight 275 GTB/C cars (C stands for Competition) for the 1966 season. Those special examples were built between the end of the two-cam production run and the beginning of the 275 four-cam cars. Although they look similar to the road 275 GTB, the body panels and parts underneath were assembled in a completely different way. Should you be looking to buy a 1967 Ferrari 275, finding one of these competition models can be an exciting find. Please feel free to contact The Beverly Hills Car Club anytime. They will give you valuable advice and information on all classic Ferraris, and have a wide inventory of European and American classics of all makes, models and conditions.

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1967 Ferrari 275 Buyers Guide

Only 10 examples of 275 GTB/4 N.A.R.T. Spyder cars were made between 1967 and 1968, at the request of Chinettis North American Racing Team, an American dealer. Those very rare automobiles were Convertible versions of the 275 GTB/4 with no roof. Some of those models have been sold for million dollar amounts, and very rarely come available. Being such special vehicles, the 1967 Ferrari 275 are sometimes hard to find. The Beverly Hills Car Club, with years of expertise in the market and valuable industry connections, can help you find the 1967 Ferrari 275 you desire. Whether youre looking for a pristine example or one that you can restore from top to bottom, their team looks forward to assisting you.

Dont hesitate to contact the team from The Beverly Hills Car Club, as they are always available for consolation. Their long-time experience in the classic car market gives them unmatched expertise when it comes to the availability and value of classic Ferraris. Connect with them now to get started! They look forward to hearing from you and to helping you find the 1967 Ferrari 275 youve been looking for. Connect today!