Ferrari 365 GT 2+2 History

The Ferrari 365 GT 2+2 was the Ferrari you could actually use every day, without compromise. Presented at the 1967 Paris Motor Show and built from 1968 through 1971, it was the first production model in the 365 series and the first Ferrari to offer genuine four-seat capability. While the Ferrari 365 GTB/4 ‘Daytona’ was grabbing headlines, the GT 2+2 was doing something harder: convincing serious buyers that a Ferrari could also be practical.

Eight hundred and one examples were built across a four-year production run, making it Ferrari’s best-selling model during its era. Serial numbers ran from SN10791 through SN14099. Fifty-two examples were built in right-hand drive.

Join 365Ferrari Membership – $125/Year | Explore the Registry | Learn More

FERRARI 365 GT 2+2 QUICK FACTS 

• Production: 801 examples (1968-1971) 
• Presented: 1967 Paris Motor Show 
• Serial Range: SN10791-SN14099 
• Engine: 4.4L Colombo V12, 2-cam, 320 hp 
• Seating: Genuine 2+2 (adults in rear seats) 
• Top Speed: 152 mph 
• Standard (US Market): Power steering, A/C
•  RHD Production: 52 examples

View our Complete Ferrari 365 Model Lineup: All 9 Variants

Learn More About the 365Ferrari Community

• Follow the community: Follow @365ferrari on Instagram and 365Ferrari on Facebook to see ongoing documentation of Ferrari 365 cars, historical context, events, and owner activity. 
• Join the Ferrari  membership: 365 Ferrari Membership provides access to the full registry, owner network, marketplace visibility, and documentation resources. One membership tier. Full access. $125 per year.

Submit your Ferrari to the registry: If you own a Ferrari 365, submitting your car allows it to be documented, verified, and preserved within the registry. This process supports long-term provenance and historical accuracy. Register yours today.