Ferrari 275 GTB - Inspired by the Jaguar E Type?

Join us on an exclusive journey as we reveal the meticulously crafted masterpiece from Bacchelli & Villa, the renowned Ferrari coachbuilder. In this captivating video, the General Manager walks you through the intricacies of their work, showcasing the exquisite Ferrari 275 GTB Short Nose for the very first time at the prestigious Paris Retromobile Salon 2024. Immerse yourself in the world of automotive artistry and witness the fusion of timeless design and unparalleled craftsmanship that defines this exceptional creation. Get ready to be enchanted by the allure of classic luxury and innovation in this unforgettable automotive moment.
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[@RichardMichaelOwen]

If I could take any one car from the event, it would be this: Ferrari's E-Type! Well done.

[@JaguarEType]

You bet, I would swap any of my E Type with this one. Also 2 or 3 of my cars. This is unbeatable.

[@paulcharlesworth319]

Sheer elegance, only Italian craftmanship can achieve this art form. Bellissimo.

[@JaguarEType]

Totally agree with you. One of my favourite road cars. Especially in this colour combination and the art of craftsmanship. Particularly this car has been restored to perfection.

[@johndavey72]

Mr. Ferrari may have called the "e" type the most beautiful car in the world but my goodness ! This would come a VERY close second ! .....lets be honest , it's incredible Maikel ! Thankyou

[@JaguarEType]

Hi John, I actually believe, they have tried to copy the E Type. Covered head light, British racing green with beige interior. This is a 1965 car. That tells it all. But, have to say, the fitting of all the parts is perfect as per today, not sure how it was when they left the factory.

[@jjefferyworboys8138]

Inspired by the 250 GTO.

[@3ducs]

Can a car be too perfect? I can't imagine putting this piece of art on the road.

[@JaguarEType]

Can not be too perfect, but this one is perfect. I could look at it 24/7. 😍

[@johnnywoods9473]

Great video Maikal. If Ferrari had made 72000 275GTB's they would have used rubber in the gaps! Beautiful car.