1969 Ferrari 365 GT 2+2

This 1969 Ferrari 365 GT 2+2 represents one of the most refined grand touring Ferraris of the Enzo era, earning its "Queen Mother of Ferraris" nickname from Road & Track for its exceptional blend of performance and luxury. According to the seller, this matching-numbers example (Chassis No. 12939 / Engine No. 12939) was originally delivered to Canada with US-spec gauges, and carries a well-documented history with service records dating back to 1988.

Key Characteristics:

• Originality: Original & Highly Original condition with the tan leather interior believed to be original to the car
• Engine: 4.4-liter Colombo V12 producing 320 bhp, paired with a 5-speed manual transmission
• Coachwork: Pininfarina-designed body featuring dramatic overhangs and elegant proportions inspired by the limited production 500 Superfast
• Notable Equipment: Factory air conditioning, ZF power-assisted steering, Koni hydro-pneumatic self-leveling rear suspension, Borrani wire wheels with correct Michelin XWX tires
• Documented History: Canadian market delivery, US import in 1980, continuous service records from 1988-present including engine rebuild, recent muffler replacement, and ceramic coating application

The 365 GT 2+2 debuted at the 1967 Paris Auto Show as Ferrari's ultimate four-passenger touring car, offering genuine 150 mph performance with 0-60 mph achieved in just 7.0 seconds. This particular example is described as presenting in very nice overall condition with a smooth dark red finish, crisp panel gaps, and excellent chrome. The interior shows patina consistent with its age and originality, with supple leather and a beautifully maintained wood dashboard.

Recent market activity for the 365 GT 2+2 shows strong collector interest, with comparable examples selling in the $145,000–$230,000 range depending on condition and provenance. Notable recent sales include a 1969 example at $229,600 (Bonhams Scottsdale 2026) and another at $175,500 (Bring a Trailer, December 2025). With its matching-numbers originality, documented Canadian/US history, and inviting driver-focused character, this "Queen Mother" stands ready for club events, concours showing, and memorable grand touring adventures.