1959 Ferrari 250 GT Cabriolet

Truly among the most iconic and desirable Ferraris ever built, the 250 epitomizes the true spirit of Ferrari ownership. When the Ferrari 250GT Cabriolet was introduced in 1959, it fit into the Ferrari model range as an elegant and subtle cabriolet for the motorist who was looking for a refined top-down driving experience rather than the fastest possible lap times. It was designed by Pinin Farina, and its lines were instantly classic, sophisticated, and stylish, tantalizing onlookers with a hint at the performance of the wonderful Colombo V12 that was hiding under the bonnet. This 1959 Ferrari 250 PF Cabriolet Series II, chassis number 1723GT, was the 6th Series II Cab produced by the Ferrari factory. All numbers are matching and it was originally produced in the color and trim it wears today with the rare matching hardtop. The current owner has had the vehicle for over 20 years and it underwent a 3-year restoration.

This example has undergone a complete multi-year restoration that has earned Classiche Certification from the Ferrari factory. It is a national award winner and a past Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance feature car. It was delivered new in black with a tan interior and a very rare convertible hardtop. It was the sixth 250 PF Cab Series II produced. The engine has been meticulously rebuilt to original specifications and it retains all the factory-issued tools, the tool roll, books, and pouch.