Catawiki is currently running an online auction exclusively with Ferrari sports cars until November 21, 2020. The range is broad and includes road sports cars from 1962 to 2009.
We would particularly like to mention the Ferrari 512 BB from 1979, a coveted carburetor-equipped mid-engine sports car that is now in the Netherlands, but was bought new in 1979 by Swiss racing driver and car collector René Herzog. Today it has only 16,317 km on the clock and was owned by the same family for 40 years.
The Ferrari 250 GT 2+2, which came under the virtual hammer at Catawiki in 1962, is also becoming increasingly rare. This is one of only 974 examples that were built. It is said to have been Enzo Ferrari's favorite car. According to Catawiki, the example on offer was completely restored a few years ago down to the last detail and with materials true to the original. The Ferrari now has some patina and minor flaws, but according to Catawiki, these make for a decidedly original overall impression.
The successor to the Ferrari 250 GT was known as the 330 GT, and here is a Series 1 example from 1964 for sale. The color "Oro Chiaro" suits the 2+2-seater front-engined coupé perfectly and according to Catawiki the car is in excellent condition.
Early Ferrari Testarossa models are also sought after. Here you can bid on a 1988 model with central hub ("Monodado"). The mileage shows the number 27,804 and according to Catawiki, the car is in its original paint and is ready to drive.
The Ferrari 550 Barchetta from 2001, on the other hand, which will be a youngtimer next year, is probably the right car for next summer. The bids go up quickly, but after all, only 448 of these open-top Maranellos were built. It is also equipped with a manual gearbox and has less than 2000 km on the clock.
Here is the complete list of the 16 Ferrari sports cars in the Catawiki auction, which runs until Saturday, November 21, 2020:
- Ferrari 250 GT 2+2 from 1962
- Ferrari 330 GT Series 1 from 1964
- Ferrari 208 GT4 Dino from 1976
- Ferrari 512 BB from 1979
- Ferrari Testarossa "Monodado" from 1988
- Ferrari F355 GTS Manuale from 1995
- Ferrari 456M GT from 1999
- Ferrari 456 M GT from 2000
- Ferrari 550 Barchetta from 2001
- Ferrari 360 Modena Spider from 2002
- Ferrari 575M Maranello from 2003
- Ferrari 575 M HGTC from 2003
- Ferrari 575 Maranello from 2004
- Ferrari F 430 4.3 V8 F1 from 2005
- Ferrari 612 Scaglietti F1 from 2006
- Ferrari 612 Scaglietti One-To-One from 2009
Further information and many pictures of the cars can of course be found on the Catawiki website.
