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Specs
Make: Ferrari
Model: 365 GTB
VIN: 14813
Stock #: JC25Lot_233
Year: 1971
Mileage: 34,360 miles
Interior Color: Other
Exterior Color: Other

Market Summary The Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona (1969 to 1973) market. CMB $651,942

The Ferrari Daytona, officially designated the Ferrari 365 GTB/4 is a two-seat grand tourer produced by Ferrari from late 1968 to 1973. There are 5 Ferrari Daytona for sale across all model years (1969 to 1973) and variants, 3 are 365 GTB/4 and 1 is model year 1971 . There were 59 365 GTB/4 sold in the last 5 years.

This spectacular 365GTB/4 Daytona was completed by the factory on April 15th, 1971 and wasdispatched to Luigi Chinetti Motors in Greenwich, CT to be offered for sale. The first owner was Mr.Loyal Katskee of Omaha, Nebraska. (Mr. Katskee by the way was a highly respected gentleman racerhaving competed sucessfully in a Ferrari 750 Monza, a Jaguar C Type and a Maserati Birdcage inevents like 12 Hours of Sebring, the Chicago Grand Prix and the Havana, Cuba Grand Prix!) Mr. TomShelton, founder and proprietor of Shelton Ferrari in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. bought the car directly fromMr. Katskee around 1998

highly original

Exceptionally Presented & Well Sorted Ferrari Daytona
Documented Provenance by Ferrari Historian Marcel Massini, from Limited Ownership
Beautifully Mellowed Comprehensive Restoration
Service/Restoration Log with receipts on file totaling $127,000
Successfully 2016 Copperstate 1000 Rally Participant
Late 2021 Inspection, Tune-up & Service
Offered with Original Books in Folio, Records Dossier, Spare Wheel & Wheel Spanner

Some color combinations completely transform a car. This Ferrari is finished in the rare shade of “Giallo Senape,” a mustard-yellow hue that accentuates the lines of the Daytona in an almost theatrical way. Only nine examples were ever delivered new in this color, and as far as we know, this is the only Daytona still wearing its original Giallo Senape paint today. That makes this Ferrari not only exceptionally rare, but also absolutely mesmerizing to behold. A Daytona is already a very special Ferrari by nature, but in this specification? Legendary. It is a color that comes alive in the light, highlighting the sharp lines of the iconic design and perfectly matching the outspoken personality of the Daytona.

One of Approximately 12 Examples Delivered in Giallo Dino
North American-Specification Example with Factory Air Conditioning
Documented History Researched and Compiled by Ferrari Historian Marcel Massini
Showing Approximately 52,000 Miles

Chassis number 14173 is a U.S.-delivery Ferrari 365 GTB/4, completed by the factory on 12 March 1971 in the striking and rarely seen color combination of Azzurro Dino (20-A-349) over Pelle Blu (VM 3282) leather. According to a history report compiled by marque historian Marcel Massini, this stunning color was applied to just eleven examples of the model. The report further notes that the car was equipped from new with air conditioning, power windows, and instruments in miles.

There is very little that can match the poise and stance of a competition prepared Ferrari 365 GTB/4 \'Daytona\'. It is quite remarkable that it would take three years before the first \'Daytona\' hit the racetrack and only on the insistence of major Ferrari distributors like Luigi Chinetti and Charles Pozzi. None of the subsequent cars were built by the official Ferrari competition department but the striking \'Daytona\' racers would go on to win their class at Le Mans for three years running (1972, 1973 and 1974) and one would finish second overall at Daytona as late as 1979. Highly sought after today, the Group 4 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 \'Daytonas\' are eligible for events like the Le Mans Classic, Modena Cento Ore and the Tour Auto.

Conversion Spider by Straman 1990

Specs Details about this vehicle - curated by our market specialists. Year: 1971 Make: Ferrari Model Family: Daytona Model Variant: 365 GTB/4 Engine: 4.4L Colombo V12 (Tipo 251)* Transmission: Manual Drive Type: Rear Wheel Drive (RWD) Originality: Custom Mileage: TMU VIN: 13865 Vehicle Type: Automobile Body Style: Convertible Doors: 2 Doors Driver Side: Left Hand Drive Ext. Color Group: Gray Int. Color Group: Black

The 365 GTC/4 was Ferrari’s idea of a gentleman’s Daytona. It shared its chassis with the legendary 365 GTB/4 Daytona, but while the Daytona was raw and uncompromising, the GTC/4 whispered sophistication. You could actually drive this car to Monaco for lunch, with your wife, your dog, and even two (slightly squeezed) children in the back. A 2+2 grand tourer, wrapped in that unmistakable Pininfarina body with sharp creases, hidden headlights, and a sloping fastback silhouette. Kinda futuristic for the early seventies, don’t you think?

Under the hood, Ferrari installed the Colombo-designed 4.4-liter V12. Yes, the same bloodline as the Daytona, but slightly detuned to 340 horsepower – because this car was about elegance, not drag races. Six side-draft Weber carburetors allowed for that beautifully low hood line, and the sound… oh, the sound! It’s like an orchestra warming up, every cylinder adding its own instrument. Even at idle, it hums with anticipation, like a lion about to stretch.