The ferrari 250 gto already broke several auction records before. A 1962 ferrari 250 gto sold at rm sotheby's monterey auction in august for $48,405,000—a . Ferrari gto was on our march '64 cover—that is, until this month. From its delivery in 1963 and right up to the 2014 . By now you have probably heard the news:

Well, considering that a 1962 ferrari 250 gto sold recently at auction for $48.4 million, and one reportedly sold privately for as much as $77 .

The ferrari 250 gto already broke several auction records before. By now you have probably heard the news: For 1964, of course, the series ii bodywork that was adopted was applied to the final three gtos built, referred to as gto/64, and retroactively upgraded to . 7 units built, 4 of which converted from ferrari 250 gto click here . Ferrari gto was on our march '64 cover—that is, until this month. The result was what became known as the '64 gto (or series ii). Sometimes referred to as the series ii or '64 gto, only three examples originally received the new body. At $38.1 million, the 1962 ferrari 250 gto still holds the record for the most expensive car ever sold at auction. A 1964 ferrari 250 gto/64 . A 1962 ferrari 250 gto sold at rm sotheby's monterey auction in august for $48,405,000—a . Well, considering that a 1962 ferrari 250 gto sold recently at auction for $48.4 million, and one reportedly sold privately for as much as $77 . These were chassis #5571gt, 5573gt and #5575gt. However, in the case of lord bamford's ferrari 250 gto '64', competition is its history;

For 1964, of course, the series ii bodywork that was adopted was applied to the final three gtos built, referred to as gto/64, and retroactively upgraded to . Well, considering that a 1962 ferrari 250 gto sold recently at auction for $48.4 million, and one reportedly sold privately for as much as $77 . From its delivery in 1963 and right up to the 2014 . By now you have probably heard the news: The ferrari 250 gto already broke several auction records before.

Sometimes referred to as the series ii or '64 gto, only three examples originally received the new body.

The result was what became known as the '64 gto (or series ii). Well, considering that a 1962 ferrari 250 gto sold recently at auction for $48.4 million, and one reportedly sold privately for as much as $77 . The ferrari 250 gto already broke several auction records before. 7 units built, 4 of which converted from ferrari 250 gto click here . For 1964, of course, the series ii bodywork that was adopted was applied to the final three gtos built, referred to as gto/64, and retroactively upgraded to . Ferrari gto was on our march '64 cover—that is, until this month. These were chassis #5571gt, 5573gt and #5575gt. At $38.1 million, the 1962 ferrari 250 gto still holds the record for the most expensive car ever sold at auction. From its delivery in 1963 and right up to the 2014 . However, in the case of lord bamford's ferrari 250 gto '64', competition is its history; A 1962 ferrari 250 gto sold at rm sotheby's monterey auction in august for $48,405,000—a . Sometimes referred to as the series ii or '64 gto, only three examples originally received the new body. By now you have probably heard the news:

Ferrari gto was on our march '64 cover—that is, until this month. These were chassis #5571gt, 5573gt and #5575gt. However, in the case of lord bamford's ferrari 250 gto '64', competition is its history; Well, considering that a 1962 ferrari 250 gto sold recently at auction for $48.4 million, and one reportedly sold privately for as much as $77 . The result was what became known as the '64 gto (or series ii).

Ferrari gto was on our march '64 cover—that is, until this month.

A 1962 ferrari 250 gto sold at rm sotheby's monterey auction in august for $48,405,000—a . Ferrari gto was on our march '64 cover—that is, until this month. Sometimes referred to as the series ii or '64 gto, only three examples originally received the new body. Well, considering that a 1962 ferrari 250 gto sold recently at auction for $48.4 million, and one reportedly sold privately for as much as $77 . By now you have probably heard the news: These were chassis #5571gt, 5573gt and #5575gt. The result was what became known as the '64 gto (or series ii). At $38.1 million, the 1962 ferrari 250 gto still holds the record for the most expensive car ever sold at auction. From its delivery in 1963 and right up to the 2014 . For 1964, of course, the series ii bodywork that was adopted was applied to the final three gtos built, referred to as gto/64, and retroactively upgraded to . However, in the case of lord bamford's ferrari 250 gto '64', competition is its history; The ferrari 250 gto already broke several auction records before. A 1964 ferrari 250 gto/64 .

Ferrari 250 Gto 64 - Ferrari 250 LM - Restoration - DK Engineering. These were chassis #5571gt, 5573gt and #5575gt. At $38.1 million, the 1962 ferrari 250 gto still holds the record for the most expensive car ever sold at auction. Well, considering that a 1962 ferrari 250 gto sold recently at auction for $48.4 million, and one reportedly sold privately for as much as $77 . From its delivery in 1963 and right up to the 2014 . A 1964 ferrari 250 gto/64 .