1/18 Ferrari 275 GTB/C #4 Pedro Rodriguez Chassis 09063 from 1966 ruby red #0756/1000 CMC M-213 -pre-owned MH327

SKU: M-213
Sale price€575,00
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Today I am offering this beautiful model from the collection of a long-time CMC collector. After purchase, the model was inspected for integrity and then returned to its original packaging - until today. It is therefore still in its original CMC delivery condition and was never displayed. The safety stickers are still present. Everything should be clearly visible in the photos. The original packaging is also in mint condition - all papers are present.

You will receive an invoice according to §25a UstG without the statutory VAT identification for used goods.

Not suitable for children under 14 years. May contain small and pointed parts

 

Model history:

On April 22, 1966, Ferrari sent the bare chassis of 09063 to Scaglietti for its lightweight aluminum bodywork. Finished in an attractive ruby-red paint, this GTB/C was the eighth model. It was sold to the famous Mexican racing driver Pedro Rodríguez through Luigi Chinetti Motors Inc.

Rodríguez made his debut on December 2, 1966, in Nassau with his new 275 GTB/C. The car, which entered the combined Tourist Trophy and Governor’s Trophy, drove with the starting number 4 and managed to achieve 1st in class and 7th overall in a race where the GTB/C competed against the latest models from Chaparral, McLaren, and Porsche. In the hands of subsequent owners, chassis 09063 remained competitive.

From May 2002, the beautifully presented 275 GTB/C received a series of awards at rallies and exhibitions, including First in Class, Finest Competition Ferrari, and Best of Show. Chassis 09063 is one of the most coveted Ferrari GT vehicles. 09063 is not only a rare and significant Ferrari competition car, but also has an impressive racing history associated with the legendary Pedro Rodríguez. In 2018, its value was estimated by Gooding & Company at 12-14 million dollars.