Back in 1964 Ferrari unleashed the 275 GTB, a ride that became an instant classic. The ride is one of the most legendary rides that the Italian brand has produced, and it was the first Ferrari production car with independent rear suspension and a transaxle. The car features a number of changes through the years, including a revamped V12 in 1966, pushing 300. Today we get a look at a real rarity, a 1966 Ferrari 275 GTB/6C Alloy Berlinetta.
This beautiful machine is one of eight alloy-bodied cars, boasting completely different bodywork from the production version. The ride includes a torque tube along with six Weber carbs that pushed the car's horsepower up to over 320. The first of the eight built was with the original owner's family for 36 years. The ride underwent an immaculate restoration including original numbers-matching parts and factory colors, offering a highly desirable ride in the process.
Check out this legendary machine in the images below and give us your thoughts in the comments below. Head over to RM Sotheby's to learn more and place your bid today. Stay tuned for more iconic and rare rides coming soon.