1965 Ferrari 330 GT 2+2

One of the more beautiful Ferrari designs to come from the Italian designer Pinin Farina, this 1965 330 GT 2+2 features a mighty V12 engine.  The car was clearly designed for the American market, and its four person seating catered to a wealthy clientele with a thick wallet.

When the Ferrari 330 GT 2+2 was introduced in January 1964, the car was largely derided for its four-headlight design, which gave the otherwise sleek and modern coupe a front end with a cat’s-eye countenance.  However, the Ferrari 330 GT 2+2 was updated during 1965, the biggest noticeable change being a move to a single headlight per side.  The front fender vents were changed, too, and a five-speed gearbox replaced the four-speed.  Both versions were popular—the quad-lamp version actually outselling its dual-lamp successor—and the Ferrari 330 GT 2+2 became the first Ferrari to exceed 1,000 units produced. 

In terms of vintage Ferrari’s, the 330 GT 2+2 is probably the least expensive way to get into the snobby 12-cylinder Ferrari club – and we love it. 

Color: coming soon

Body: coming soon

Transmission: 5-speed Manual

Engine: V12

Top Speed: coming soon

Horsepower: 300

Condition: coming soon

Car’s History: coming soon

Claim to Fame: Became the first Ferrari to exceed 1,000 units produced

Mileage: coming soon

Price: Please inquire