As opposed to the sportier California Spider, the GT Cabriolet was designed for cruising in comfort. This 1960 Ferrari 250 GT Cabriolet Series II is a perfect example. It’s powered by the original, matching numbers Colombo V12, mated to the original gearbox. It was originally built for Italian businessman Angelo Moratti, just the 33rd of 201 ever built, and has since been completely restored to its original Grigio Acciaio color with Rosso interior. Ferrari Classiche certified, it has only 63,286 km on the odometer, and includes the highly desirable factory hardtop.
Photos: Cymon Taylor / RM Sotheby’s
