Jesse James
We have a real soft spot for classic and iconic rides. Ferrari is known for having a few in their stable; one such ride is the Ferrari 275 GTB/C by Scaglietti. One of these iconic classics will be hitting the auction block soon, and today we get our first look. This beautiful 1966 Ferrari 275 GTB/C by Scaglietti is something special.
This particular ride might look similar to the road-going version, but the “C” is for “Competizione.” This stunning machine features a new body and chassis built of lightweight steel and aluminum. Only 12 of these particular rides were created, and each one is a highly sought-after design. This particular 275 GTB/C was sold to a private company instead of a racing team and did not enter its first race until 1969. As of now, the vehicle boasts just over 80,000 kilometers and is one of the best examples of Ferrari at the height of its racing power.
Take a closer look at this iconic machine in the images below and learn more about the car from RM Sotheby’s. Look for the car to hit the auction block soon. Be sure to stay tuned here to The Culture Curators for more classic cars coming soon.
Photos via Darin Schnabel/RM Sotheby’s
