1969 Ferrari 365 GT 2+2 Project

This 1969 Ferrari 365 GT 2+2 was disassembled following the current owner’s 2015 acquisition in anticipation of a future refurbishment, and work in 2020 by Marcovicci-Wenz of New York involved rebuilding the 4.4-liter Colombo V12. The body is finished in worn red paint and the interior has been stripped. In addition to the engine, parts that will accompany the car include a five-speed manual gearbox, five 15″ wire wheels, two front seats, and various interior and exterior trim pieces along with wiring and electrical components. This 365 GT 2+2 project is now offered in New York on dealer consignment with a California title.

Records provided in the gallery detail a 2020 rebuild of the 4.4-liter Colombo V12 by Marcovicci-Wenz of Ronkonkoma, New York, that involved repairing the block, overhauling the carburetors, surfacing the cylinder heads, regrinding the camshafts, and replacing the pistons, bearings, and valve springs.

The Pininfarina-designed coachwork of this 365 GT 2+2 wears a worn red finish, and its exterior trim, glass, lights, and rear decklid have been removed. Rust bubbles and underside corrosion are noted.

The 2+2 cockpit has been stripped, and the removed dashboard, wood trim, carpets, and other interior components are shown in the gallery below in addition to a pair of bucket seats with worn black upholstery.

Five wire-spoke wheels will also accompany the car.

The removed five-speed manual gearbox is included in the collection.

Uninstalled plates show identification numbers and manufacturer information. Other identification numbers are presented in the gallery.

Some of the parts have been grouped and labeled, additional photos of which are included in the gallery.

The current California title carries a “Title Only” notation.