Born in 1952, the 250 series marked Ferrari’s first true production cars, powered by the unmistakable might of the legendary Colombo V12 engine. Built on the renowned long-wheelbase sports chassis, the 250 GTE combined luxury and performance in a way only Ferrari could. With its sleek bodywork, refined interior, and timeless elegance, it captured the hearts of both men and women throughout the 1960s.

With only 955 examples originally produced, the Ferrari 250 GTE stands as a peacock among classics—graceful, confident, and effortlessly captivating.

Displayed proudly at our Clubhuys, this Ferrari 250 GTE Series II is a sight to behold. Its long hood and seductive Azzurro (16240) exterior paired with a beige leather interior evoke pure Mediterranean charm. Importantly, the car has been inspected in the Netherlands by Tony Willis, a long-time Ferrari specialist, who confirmed that the chassis, engine, gearbox, and axle numbers are all original and matching. The current owner recently had the engine fully rebuilt less than 1,000 kilometers ago.

Originally gracing the roads of California, this icon has journeyed across time and continents—from the vibrant streets of the U.S. to the serene landscapes of Switzerland, before finding its rightful place in the heart of the Netherlands.

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