Artcurial without Ferrari 275P in Paris

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Created on January 31, 2018

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Bruno von Rotz, translated by DeepL

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Bernard Beaumesnil - Courtesy Artcurial Motorcars

Archiv JC Poirier - Courtesy Artcurial Motorcars

The Cahier Archive - Courtesy Artcurial Motorcars

Archives Mas du Clos - Courtesy Artcurial

Bernard Beaumesnil - Courtesy Artcurial Motorcars

Archiv JC Poirier - Courtesy Artcurial Motorcars

The Cahier Archive - Courtesy Artcurial Motorcars

Archives Mas du Clos - Courtesy Artcurial

Ferrari 275 P (1964) - at Le Mans in 1964

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Pierre Bardinon at the wheel of the Ferrari 275 P from 1964

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Ferrari 275 P (1964) - the works cars on the tanker at Le Mans in 1964

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Ferrari 275 P (1964) - victorious in the 1964 24 Hours of Le Mans

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Ferrari Le Mans fans have had their eyes on Paris for several months now, as Artcurial wanted to auction off the last factory Ferrari to win Le Mans from Pierre Bardinon's collection on the occasion of the Rétromobile.

Ferrari 275 P (1964) - at Le Mans in 1964

However, the highlight of the auction will not be taking place, as the Ferrari 275P, built in 1963, was withdrawn at short notice, allegedly due to inheritance/procedural procedures. A pity, the car would not only have been a highlight of the auction, but of the entire fair.