1966 Ferrari 330 GTC Coupe

This Ferrari 330GTC was completed in October of 1966 and was destined for the United States where it was sold to its first owner, W. David Tallmadge of New York, New York. When it left the factory it was finished in Argento silver over red. It came equipped with a factory installed air conditioning system.

The car remained in Mr. Tallmade's care for around a decade. By the summer of 1976 the 330GTC was being advertised for sale in the Ferrari Market Letter for $13,400 complete with Blaupunkt AM/FM radio. The car was sold to Carl Richard Larsen of Minneapolis, Minnesota. At some point it was sold to Wayne Everard of Wisconsin who offered it for sale in 1990. At the time, the car was listed as having 41,000 miles. Ownership passed to John Kies, a partner at Wayne Obry's Motion Products, Inc. Around this time the car was cosmetically restored and finished in burgundy with light tan leather and dark brown carpets and riding on Borrani wire wheels. By 1995, Michael Rindler of Beloit, Wisconsin, had acquired the refinished car and showed it at the 32nd Annual Ferrari Club of America National Concours in Columbus, Ohio.

By 2009 the car had covered 53,890 original miles. From 2010 through 2011 the car was given a comprehensive mechanical restoration that cost over $50,000.

By Daniel Vaughan | Dec 2013