1962 FERRARI 250 GTO on the street!

The real deal. 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO. This was the third one built and it has an extensive racing history. In 1964 it was rebodied by the Ferrari factory with an updated Series II GTO body. #3413 GT

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[boxer365]

1964 250 GTO.

[512BBi]

@boxer365 - Technicallly it's a 1962 #3413, with a factory rebody of the later series II. You can read about this car online. Just type in the s/n and do a search.

[VMIFerrari]

I saw this car in person at the 2008 Cavallino Classic in Florida; absolutely GORGEOUS car! Even more beautiful the the earlier GTO's from 1962-1963. Some people may also notice subtle differences in the 1964 bodies, such as hood scoops and changes in the roofline that other Series II GTO's don't have.

[navtro]

looks different 2 my burago model

[boxer365]

I did as you suggested and found out that 4 of the original 32 '62 style cars were rebodied in the series 2 '64 Pininfarina style making a total of 7 including the 3 original '64s. There are 28 left in the '62 style, 1 250GTO LMB and 3 330 GTOs. Total = 39.

[boxer365]

Thanks BB512i. Very interesting. So are there 4 GTO's with the '64 body then as there were 3 original '64 GTO's made in this style or were more converted? Was it rebodied as a result of an accident? This is my favorite style of GTO.

[vicdark0]

@ilikefish54 Actually they didn't make hundreds, only 36 orignal 250GTO were made from 1962-1963 and a few more in 1964 having a total of 39 original GTOs.

[vicdark0]

@ilikefish54 Actually they didn't make hundreds, only 36 orignal 250GTO were made from 1962-1963 and a few more in 1964 having a total of 39 original GTOs.

[512BBi]

@passie29 - No it's a 250 GTO. You can look up the vin and history of this car Ferrari #3413

[passie29]

@STR33TDR1FT3R you are correct, i think this is a Ferrari 250 LM