MCQUEEN'S 275 GTB/4 TAKES CENTER STAGE AT RM'S FLAGSHIP MONTEREY SALE

Company press release.

• RM Auctions secures the 'King of Cool's' 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 for its flagship Monterey sale, August 15–16 in California

• Delivered new to Steve McQueen and recently restored by Ferrari Classiche in Maranello, the upcoming auction represents the first time the vehicle has been offered for public sale

• McQueen's four-cam leads an exceptional roster of Ferraris at RM's Monterey sale, including a FXX Evoluzione, and a 250 GT N.A.R.T Spider by Fantuzzi

• A frequently updated list of entries is available online at www.rmauctions.com

BLENHEIM, Ontario (May 8, 2014) – Calling all Steve McQueen fans: RM Auctions, the world's largest collector car auction house for investment-quality automobiles, will lift the gavel on the 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 formerly owned by the 'King of Cool' at its flagship Monterey sale, which returns to California from August 15 to 16.

Sporting a distinctive shade of metallic gold called Nocciola, the vehicle on offer, chassis 10621, was special ordered by Hollywood Sport Cars for Steve McQueen in 1967, while he was filming The Thomas Crown Affair. McQueen, known for lightly customizing his cars, sent the car to be repainted Chianti Red prior to taking possession. He also requested that 10621 be fitted with the Borrani wire wheels from his beloved 275 GTB N.A.R.T. Spider, which was a victim of an unfortunate earlier crash, as well as equipped with a custom-designed driver's side rear view mirror, a retractable radio antenna, and custom seat trim. Once complete, McQueen took delivery of the car while on the set of his legendary 1968 crime-drama Bullitt. It remained the only Ferrari in his renowned stable of sports cars for almost five years, before passing onto fellow actor Guy Williams, of Zorro and Lost in Space fame, in 1971.

After passing through a small number of other respected owners, 10621 was eventually purchased by its current owner in 2010, who commissioned Ferrari Classiche to complete a full restoration, returning the four-cam to McQueen's personal specification. In March 2013, Ferrari signed an agreement with the owner to display the car in Museo Ferrari as part of the 'From Cinecittà to Hollywood, all Ferraris in the Cinema' exhibition, featuring other Ferraris associated with the silver screen. Chassis 10621 proved so popular with visitors that it has remained a feature attraction at the Maranello museum. Before its upcoming auction in Monterey, the McQueen Ferrari will be on display at RM's Monaco sale this week (May 10), providing collectors with an advance inspection opportunity (Estimate available upon request).

'When it comes to cars with celebrity provenance, it doesn't get any better than a Ferrari owned by Steve McQueen,' says Max Girardo, Managing Director, RM Auctions, Europe. 'The vehicle we have on offer ticks all the boxes when it comes to collectability: it is one of the ultimate Ferraris ever built; it was recently restored by Ferrari themselves; and it was delivered new to none other than the 'King of Cool.' We're both honored and excited to have been entrusted with the sale of this special car by its owner. There's no doubt that it will be welcomed by the world's most selective concours events and prove to be the centerpiece of any collection. We anticipate great interest in its offering, as we continue our strong track record for Steve McQueen cars in Monterey.'

The McQueen Ferrari leads an exceptional group of other coveted examples from the famed Italian marque at RM's upcoming Monterey sale. Additional notable highlights include:

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• a one-owner 2006 Ferrari FXX Evoluzione, which has been fastidiously maintained by the factory and frequently used in Corse Clienti events (Estimate: $1,700,000–$2,100,000); and,

• a 1961 Ferrari 250 GT N.A.R.T Spider, which was rebodied by Fantuzzi in 1966 and displayed at the New York, San Francisco, and Miami International Auto Shows that year; and more recently, it was a class winner at this year's Palm Beach Cavallino Classic (Estimate: $1,200,000–$1,600,000).

A tradition spanning more than 25 years, RM's flagship Monterey sale, held during the famed Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance weekend, returns to downtown Monterey, California, August 15-16. In 2013, RM's Monterey auction generated an extraordinary $125 million in sales, entering the history books as the highest grossing collector car auction of all time. This year's event will present an elite, handpicked selection of more than 100 blue-chip collector cars.

For further information, to discuss limited consignment opportunities, or view a frequently updated list of entries, visit rmauctions.com or call +1 519 352 4575.

About RM Auctions

RM Auctions is the world's largest auction house for investment-quality automobiles. With over three decades of experience in the collector car industry, RM's vertically integrated range of services, from restoration to private treaty sales, auctions, estate planning, and financial services, coupled with an expert team of car specialists and an international footprint, provide an unsurpassed level of service to the global collector car market. RM proudly holds six of the top ten all-time records for the most expensive motor cars sold at auction, and RM's restoration division has achieved unprecedented accolades, earning Best of Show honours at the world's top concours events. For further information, please visit rmauctions.com, find us on Facebook, or follow us on Twitter @rmauctions.

Photo Credit: Both photos included above of the former Steve McQueen 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 courtesy of Classic & Sports Car / Julian Mackie.