1972 Ferrari Other for sale

03580 was built in March of 1972and#44; and this left-hand drive U.S. version was delivered new to Bill Harrahs Modern Classic Motors of Renoand#44; Nevadaand#44; equipped with air conditioning. The cars new ownerand#44; Bernie Stolzman of Santa Monicaand#44; CA would receive the Dino on October 4th 1972. This particular 1972 Dino 246 GT was originally finished in a very unique color combination of Marrone Dino Metallizzato paint over Sabbia leather interior.

The next owner on record was Lynn Jorgensen of Malibuand#44; Californiaand#44; in 1981. Mrs. Jorgensen owned the car for over 30 years before it came into the ownership of its last owner. Under his directionand#44; the car was sent to Fast Cars LTD of Redondo Beachand#44; Californiaand#44; for a full restoration. The car was refinished in its original color combinationand#44; and nothing was overlooked in pursuit of bringing the Dino to as-new condition. Total cost for the project was nearly $225and#44;000. Most importantlyand#44; receipts detailing the restoration process accompany the sale.

To many Tifosiand#44; the Dino is indeed one of Ferraris most compelling and exciting models and holds an important place in the marques history. Beautiful from all angles and very exciting to driveand#44; a well-restored Dino is a staple of many collections and a car that everyone should sample at least once in their lifetime. Beautifully restored in a highly compelling color combinationand#44; the Dino 246 GT presented here is sure to attract lots of attention wherever it goes and will proudly stand out among its peers.