$11 Million Ferrari 275 GTB Driving On the Road! Engine Start Up & Exhaust Sound

[@jjefferyworboys8138]

Beautiful car which sounds fantastic, so mechanical and no need for a trick exhaust that plays a tune. Pure class.

[@ronschneider6096]

Photos of early 275 short nose cars show the “ Ferrari” badge in the location below the boot lid as on this example.

[@Speedster404]

$11 Million Ferrari 275 GTB/4 Driving On the Road! Engine Start Up & Exhaust Sound

[@carlosbrites8201]

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[@boxer365]

This is not a 275 GTB/4. It's an earlier short nose 275 GTB with SOHC engine.

[@Speedster404]

Thanks for the info, corrected

[@jphyan8883]

The car in this video was NOT Steve McQueen's 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4. I know because I also owned the car...1975 to 1980. ("John Hewitt" is my user name). I sold the car (1980) to a gentleman, in the trucking business and he 'chopped' the top off to make it look like the N.A.R.T. version. A later owner sent the car back to Ferrari and they restored it back to original. Here's an article and pictures of the GTB/4 owned by McQueen and me..... www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2727242/British-car-collector-spends-6-million-50-year-old-car-better-spend-money-Steve-McQueen-Ferrari.html

[@Speedster404]

Thanks for the info, corrected

[@bradgotch]

Door gaps are mint! lol

[@paradiseroad6405]

...Porsche 550 Spider at the end wasn't bad either...

[@Kidsinamerica]

LOT of money for a car whose rear-badging is not correct for a 275....

[@Mad9977]

cool =)

[@jackdaw339]

Doesn't this model look good in golden. I still have this miniature www.ebay.nl/itm/Siku-Ferrari-Berlinetta-275-GTB-champagne-/130931851337 Actually I think SIKU made some of these models better than the real one, including this one.