1972 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona

Based on my research of recent market data, a restored 1972 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona typically values between $650,000 and $850,000, with most quality restored examples averaging around $750,000.

Here’s what drives this valuation:

Key Factors:

• Restoration Premium: Restored examples typically command $80,000-$280,000 more than original cars like the $567,500 unrestored example we’re discussing
• Recent Market Activity: One restored 1972 Daytona underwent an extensive 18-year restoration with over $156,000 in recent work completed
• Market Range: Classic.com data shows Daytonas ranging from $232,872 to $2,315,000, with restored examples clustering in the upper portion
• Market Trend: Values have decreased about 9% from 2020-2025, making this a relatively stable investment

What Affects Value Most:

• Quality and documentation of restoration (concours-level restorations can exceed $1M)
• Original color combination and matching numbers
• Mileage and overall condition post-restoration
• Provenance and ownership history

The Daytona market remains strong due to limited production (only 1,284 coupes made) and its status as Ferrari’s iconic front-engine V12 grand tourer. Would you like me to help you find specific restored examples currently for sale, or do you have questions about what to look for in a quality restoration?