Where Our Community Shows Up

There is a moment that happens at every Cars and Coffee when a Ferrari 365 pulls in. Conversations stop. Phones come out. People who were deep in debate about something else entirely drift over. It happens every time, and it happens for a reason. 

These cars are not common. Most people have never seen one in person. When one arrives on a Saturday morning with a V12 warming up, it becomes the center of the event.

Cars and Coffee events run every weekend across hundreds of cities in the United States and internationally. The format is informal, free, and open. No trophies. No judges. No agenda. Just enthusiasts showing up with their cars and talking to other people who understand why a 50-year-old Italian V12 is worth getting up early for. 

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Find a Car Show Near You This Weekend

While Cars and Coffee events happen every weekend, the specific appearances of the Ferrari 365 series change week to week. Rather than list dates that will go stale, the 365Ferrari community tracks upcoming gatherings, Ferrari-specific concours events, and regional meets in real time on the events calendar.

Looking for a car show near you this weekend? The 365Ferrari events calendar is the community-sourced resource for finding where the series is most likely to appear next, from California to Colorado to Europe.

View the Ferrari 365 Events Calendar → 

The Events Where Ferrari 365s Show Up

The following meetups have documented Ferrari 365 appearances and are known gathering spots for the model on the West Coast.

365Ferrari does not have an official presence at these events:

• Cars and Coffee San Clemente in California is one of the most historically significant gatherings for the Ferrari 365 community on the West Coast. A Ferrari 365 GT 2+2 appeared here in a Cars and Coffee Stories video that circulated widely in the Ferrari community, with the owner discussing the car’s history as the first Ferrari with factory power steering and air conditioning. The event draws serious collector car ownership and has become a consistent location for rare Italian iron.
• Manhattan Beach Cars and Coffee in El Segundo, California runs on the last Saturday of every month and has documented multiple Ferrari 365 appearances, including a 1973 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona Competizione, one of only 15 factory-built competition examples. The event’s Instagram account maintains one of the most active photo archives of Cars and Coffee sightings on the West Coast.
• South OC Cars and Coffee in Orange County, California has featured a 1971 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona on multiple occasions, drawing attention for its rarity, its connection to Miami Vice, and the unmistakable sound of the four-cam Colombo V12 at startup.
• Colorado Cars and Coffee has logged Ferrari 365 Daytona coupes alongside Porsche 930 Turbos, with the community documenting appearances across the Denver and Front Range area.

Internationally, the Ferrari 365 community is active across Europe in markets including Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, and Italy, where ownership of the series is concentrated. Cars and Coffee events in those regions regularly feature 365 series examples that rarely travel to the US market.

What Time Does Cars and Coffee Start?

Most Cars and Coffee events begin between 7:00 and 9:00 AM and run through mid-morning, typically ending by noon. The early start time is not incidental. It keeps the format relaxed and self-selecting, attracting the kind of enthusiast who will drive a hand-built Italian V12 across town on a Saturday morning to talk to strangers about carburetors.

Start times vary by location. The 365Ferrari events calendar includes timing and location details for confirmed events.

The Ferrari 365 Series: Why These Cars Stop Traffic

The nine models Ferrari produced between 1966 and 1976 represent the end of an era. Hand-built, naturally aspirated, mechanically analog in a way that nothing produced after 1990 can claim. The Colombo V12 at the center of the 365 series is one of the most significant engines in automotive history, designed by Gioacchino Colombo and developed across decades of Ferrari production. Pininfarina’s body designs on the 365 series remain reference points for automotive proportion and elegance.

At a Cars and Coffee, a Ferrari 365 GT 2+2 is not competing with anything. It is simply what it is: a 55-year-old grand touring car with four seats, a hand-built V12, and a history that no current production vehicle can touch.

The 365Ferrari registry documents every known example across the series. Members have access to chassis records, ownership histories, and authentication documentation that supports the provenance and value of every car in the registry.

The 2026 Season and Beyond

Concorso Italiano remains the premier Italian car gathering in the United States and the anchor event on the 365Ferrari calendar. Ferrari 365 series cars appear consistently at Concorso alongside the full range of Italian collector cars. The event is hosted annually in the Monterey Peninsula area during Monterey Car Week in August.

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As the 2026 season continues and the 365Ferrari events calendar grows with community-submitted gatherings, the calendar will expand to cover regional meets, Cars and Coffee appearances, charity drives, private member events, and international concours.

Join the 365Ferrari Community

The 365Ferrari membership connects owners, buyers, enthusiasts, and researchers around the nine models Ferrari built during its hand-built V12 era. Membership is $125 per year and provides full access to the registry, owner network, marketplace, documentation services, and the events calendar.

Ownership is not required. The membership is open to anyone with a serious interest in the Ferrari 365 series.

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