The 330 GT 2+2 was officially presented on January 11, 1964, at Ferrari's traditional press conference at the start of the year. Its mission was to follow in the footsteps of the 250 GT/E 2+2, which had sold 952 units. To this end, the 330 not only offers more rear room, but also a new, more powerful engine.

The one shown here was delivered new by Garage Francorchamps in 1964, and is one of 625 "Series 1" units produced.

Although it has just over 50,000 km, its engine has been reconditioned. The car was sent to us to take part in the Sale, after just 32 kilometers of testing. Its brand-new owner will therefore be advised to run it in. It's worth noting that a first service within 1,500 kilometers will be offered by the seller, provided it is carried out at his own mechanic's in central Italy. The opportunity to travel back in time behind this wooden steering wheel.

The user's manual, re-issued by Maranello Classic Parts, is supplied with the car, as is a tool kit and its red Ferrari Classiche folder.