Unveiled in 1964, the Ferrari 330 GT 2+2 embodies Maranello’s revival in the family Grand Touring segment. Building on the success of the 250 GTE, it features a prestigious 4.0-litre V12 engine developing 300 horsepower, directly derived from the legendary 400 Superamerica and 330 TRI LM, winners of the 24 Hours of Le Mans. In 1966, the Series 2 modernised the model: the front end abandoned the four headlights in favour of two more classic headlights, giving the line a more elegant look. The side vents were also redesigned to be more sculpted, while a new 5-speed gearbox significantly improved driving comfort over long distances. These technical and aesthetic developments make it the most sought-after version of the model today. The example presented here is a Series 2 that left the factory on 30 May 1966. Originally delivered in blue, it reappeared in the 1980s in Normandy, painted silver. In 1983, it was acquired by a Parisian enthusiast who used it regularly for rallies and historic events. Gradually neglected, the car was taken out of service in 2002. In 2018, it came into the hands of its current owner, who undertook a restoration, prioritising the preservation of its original features. Today, this 330 GT is in authentic condition, virtually unchanged for over 40 years. The V12 engine is in working order, contributing to the driving pleasure. A technical inspection is required, focusing on the following points: play in the steering, a non-functioning handbrake, the alignment of the lights and a fluid leak. With its understated Pininfarina styling, genuine interior space and performance, the Ferrari 330 GT 2+2 Series 2 is aimed at connoisseurs who appreciate the raw charm of the car or who wish to restore this automotive legend to its former glory.