Sep 24

1972 Ferrari 365 GTC/4

The 365 GTC/4 is one of those Ferraris I think gets overlooked way too often.

Sure, everyone knows the Daytona, but there’s something really cool about the GTC/4. You still get that glorious 4.4-liter V12 and a five-speed, but it’s a little more relaxed and usable. And I’ve always loved the Pininfarina styling. It has just enough Daytona in it without trying too hard.

This 1972 example is a really pretty car, too. Marrone Colorado over tan is about as period-correct as it gets.

It’s currently being offered by Barrett-Jackson. Definitely worth a look if you’re into the less obvious Ferraris.
https://showroom.barrett-jackson.com/Home/Details?lotid=7c24e3e3-8ea7-4ff0-beb4-2563e99c0986&utm_source=Barrett-Jackson&utm_campaign=84421a1bfe-MONDAY_RESULTS_2025_01_21_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_-c7ec44f1d5-556375815&mc_cid=84421a1bfe&mc_eid=db14dc121c

Sep 24, 2026

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Replies (9)

· Sep 24

This driving / POV video provides a nice showcase of this fine vehicle.

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· Sep 24

The 4 passenger version of any of the Ferraris is always the discount car. But have you ever looked in the back seat? 10 year old's would not fit.

· Sep 24

These were always the cheapest V12 Ferrari you could buy. They are not bad looking and 1/4 the price of a Daytona so if you are looking for a cheap front engined Ferrari this is it.

· Sep 24

You could always save yourself a ton of money and just get a Rover SD1. Just stand way back and squint your eyes. 😉

· Sep 25

😂

· Sep 25

I've never really liked the look of the Daytona, the nose is just "off" somehow. I like the 365 better.

· Sep 25

You are not wrong.

· Sep 25

The Daytona always looked like a big 240Z to me. On the 4 passenger cars, I might prefer the Espada.

Series I car here.

· Sep 26

I've always like the Espada.
I believe Jay Leno still owns the Espada he bought to haul his family around when he was a mere mortal like the rest of us.
A guy in Langley B.C. has one that supposedly belonged to Evel Knieval.