We came across this absolutely stunning 1967 Ferrari 330 GTC Coupe by Pininfarina, presented for sale by @hymanlimited during the annual Hershey AACA Fall meet just the other day! A stunning and very unique piece of Ferrari history indeed. This is an extremely detailed and beautifully restored automobile, finished in a paint color known as ‘Rosso Rubino’ over a beige leather provided by Autos International, Inc., which looks absolutely stunning in person. The name ‘330’ derives from the cars approximate displacement of each single cylinder of the engine based in cubic centimeters. The 330 GTC first made an appearance during the the Geneva Motor Show in March of 1966. To get a sense of just how rare this automobile is, it’s definitely important to note that reportedly, according to Ferrari, just about 600 total units were built from 1966 until 1968 for the entire world. The 330 GTC was designed by the iconic Carrozzeria Pininfarina to have be spacious than the desirable 275 GTB model, however, still remain to be smaller overall than the 330 GT 2+2 which arrived into the world during the Brussels Motor Show in January of 1964. This legendary Ferrari model is powered by a 300bhp 4.0L 60 degree V12 engine, and the 330 GTC model in specific is noted for both it’s comfort and driveability. Be sure to check out this unbelievable example of the 330 GTC Coupe by Pininfarina, and many more beautiful automobiles for sale at @hymanlimited or, visit their website at hymanltd.com
•How many made? Around 600 total examples built
Engine: 300bhp 4.0L 60 degree V12
Debut: 1966 Geneva Motor Show
Top Speed: around 152mph
0-60mph: 6.7 seconds
Photo Credit: @am_media_ny
Research: @rarecarsonly