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A 1962 Ferrari GTO will be coming up for auction. The expected sale price is $60 million. The only factory-owned Series I GTO raced by the Scuderia Ferrari team, the car in question is one of just 34 models produced.

Right down the road from me.

That blue '65 GTO in the corner was gone before I could get inside there.

K

Shoot. I guess I'll have to work a Saturday or two.

K

----I can just barely imagine the cars I could buy with the interest off just a year of $60,000,000 interest.....Bill S

I have read that anywhere between 32 and 39 were built, depending on the semantics:

https://www.autoweek.com/car-life/a1...os-were-built/

Some cool semantics in this "330 LM" - Pontiac will suffice for now, though!

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https://www.southernmotors.com/Inventory/Details/5486


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https://www.southernmotors.com/Inventory/Details/7199

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This twisted hunk of metal that used to be a Ferrari just sold for nearly $2 million. One of only 13 made, this 1954 Ferrari Mondial Spider Series I wasn’t one of Ferrari’s fabled V12 models but an entirely different design. The four-cylinder car was designed for driving on twisting tracks with lots of curves and few straightaways, where a smaller, lighter engine was desirable.

This is what the car looked like before it crashed and burned:

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^ Out for a "Cruise"..