The 365 GTC/4 was manufactured by Ferrari from 1971 to 1972 exclusively as a coupe with a manual transmission.

The one proposed here at the auction is among the 4 units modified by Claudio Zampoli, showcasing remarkable elegance. It retains the coupe's mechanics, featuring a 340 hp V12 Colombo engine paired with a manual transmission.

It belonged to Michael Anthony, renowned bassist of the Van Halen group, and later to John Campion, a Jacksonville businessman who spared no expense in an extensive restoration with Autosports Designs, including a total engine rebuild, costing upwards of $160,000.

Acquired by Talacrest in 2019, it was subsequently sold to Adam Levine, the vocalist of Maroon Five. Now, it awaits a new owner to share the pleasure of the V12's melody with the wind in their hair.