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Auction Ends: Friday, August 14 at 1:32pm PT
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This Ferrari 330 GT is a Series I body shell that is said to have been removed from a 1964 chassis before it was purchased by the seller approximately four years ago. The steel and aluminum body panels are finished in silver and retain fender vents as well as vent and door window glass. The removed rear window and quarter glass will accompany the shell along with running lights and polished trim pieces. This 330 GT body is now offered at no reserve in Cedarburg, Wisconsin, on a bill of sale.
Designed by Tom Tjaarda at Pininfarina, the 330 GT debuted at the Brussels Motor Show in early 1964 as a replacement for the 330 America. It featured a longer wheelbase along with a wider grille than its predecessor and was replaced by the facelifted Series II model in 1965.
Pininfarina bodywork combines steel construction with aluminum hood and trunk panels, and this example wears peeling silver paint. Fender vents are retained along with vent and door window glass with polished surrounds. The seller notes corrosion around the body.
Among the included parts are rear window and quarter glass as well as headlight and taillight assemblies, side indicator lenses, and polished trim pieces.
The cabin has been stripped, and the floors have been removed. Wooden stabilizing structures have been added.
Pininfarina body number 940 is shown stamped above and on an additional panel in the gallery. The shell carries no title or registration and is being sold on a bill of sale.
