The Ferrari 275 GTB came out in 1964, designed by Pininfarina and built by Scaglietti. It featured all independent suspension and disc-brakes all round. A Series Two version with a longer nose came out the following year. The 275 GTB/4 was introduced in 1966, with a four-cam engine with six carburettors, visually distinguished by the slight bulge on the bonnet.
The bonnet bulge confirms this as being a 275 GTB/4 in classic red with the Campagnolo 10-slot alloy wheels and Michelin tyres that were the standard fitment at the time.
The 275 GTB is one of the best looking and most desirable Ferraris of all time. Today's values are in excess of £1 million, with GTB/4s achieving double! This painting is currently available for sale.
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