The 1967 Ferrari 275 GTS/4 NART Spyder, chassis number 10749, is not just a car but a living piece of automotive history, set to dazzle at the Kissimmee 2024 auction. This iconic vehicle weaves together a rich tapestry of Italian engineering and American racing heritage, emblematic of the famed North American Racing Team (NART) and the visionary Ferrari dealer Luigi Chinetti.
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Born from Chinetti’s desire to cater to American enthusiasts’ craving for a high-performance Ferrari Spyder, this NART Spyder is a testament to his foresight. Under its hood resides the original 3.3L/300 HP V-12 four-cam engine, a beacon of power and elegance.
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Its journey as a rare automotive gem began when it was first delivered to Dr. Michael Serman of Rye, New York. Not only was it the most expensive Ferrari model in 1967, priced at $14,400, but it was also the last of the 10 NART Spyders imported to the U.S by Chinetti Motors. Its uniqueness is further highlighted by its original chassis, body, and engine.
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The NART Spyder’s remarkable history includes a memorable parade lap with Sir Stirling Moss at a Can-Am Race at Bridgehampton. Over the years, it has graced various prestigious events, from Pebble Beach to Salon Privé in London, showcasing its impeccable restoration in its striking Argento paint with a Rosso interior.
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The car’s provenance is as rich as its engineering, having been cherished by a range of owners, including celebrities and philanthropists. It underwent meticulous restoration to preserve its legacy and condition, ensuring its story continues to enchant car enthusiasts worldwide.
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As it prepares to take center stage at Kissimmee 2024, this 1967 Ferrari 275 GTS/4 NART Spyder represents more than just a vehicle. It embodies the enduring legacy of Ferrari’s craftsmanship and Luigi Chinetti’s vision. For collectors and enthusiasts, this is an opportunity to own a piece of automotive history, a car that’s a testament to the elegance, power, and prestige of a bygone era.
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Mecum Kissimmee is January 2-14 and is the largest auction of the year. With over 4,000 vehicles for sale, this is a can’t miss event. Visit Mecum.com to see all of the vehicles for sale, purchase tickets, and to consign your vehicle and register to bid.