Ferrari 330 GT 2+2
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The 330GT was a fine example of a luxury Grand Tourer in the truest sense. Powered by a 3,967cc V12 engine the 330 used a four-speed overdrive gearbox in a conventional layout (late cars had a five-speed box). The 330 GTs were well equipped with air-conditioning, power steering and alloy wheels (Borrani wires as an option). Produced between 1964 and 1967 Ferrari made around 1,000 cars (625 Series I, 474 Series II) and most still survive today. Between 1966 and 1968. Ferrari produced the 330 GTC, which was a higher performance, short chassis version of the 330GT. It came with a 300bhp twin cam 3,967cc V12.
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