In comparison with yesterdays blogpost we are now hitting the other side of the spectrum.
Via: https://www.beverlyhillscarclub.com/1973-ferrari-365gt-2-2-european-spec-c-19234.htm
| Price: | $69,950 |
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| Year: | 1973 |
| Make: | Ferrari |
| Model: | 365GT 2+2 |
| Color: | Avorio Tetrarch |
| Stock: | 20202 |
Spotted in the outskirts of Tirana (Albania) with the engine out. Adding it here just for the records. Curious to see if it will pop up later again.
Via Classic Ferrari owners club
The UK owner however has not decided yet what to do with it:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/2599327146984388/permalink/3942150489368707/
For those interested in a project with fire damage. Unfortunately the advert does not show photo's about the engine compartment. Curious to know the root cause of the fire.
https://www.autoscout24.ch/fr/d/ferrari-400-coupe-oldtimer-11992863
via Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DAN8O6sJyxV/
This does not look promising, adding it just for the records:
This Dutch 412 Automatic is spotted somewhere in the Netherlands and posted on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/Swz4ftMQ2ktyNZKX/
It's unknown to me where its located and the person did not respond to my PM. Someone in the comments mentioned he know the location as well since it was in his village. So when checking his FB profile I now know it's located somewhere in Doornspijk Just adding it here for the records. License plate PB-86-KX. It's new delivered in NL as well - 1986. The last MOT was in 2006. It changed to the last owner in 2016. Curious to know the story about this car.
It's listed in the Dutch register:
https://www.ferrari-register.nl/ferrari/home/stradali-nuovi/365-400-412/412/zffyd24b000060481
Via Ebay: https://www.ebay.de/itm/393906258473
Offering a lot of 3 photographs showing a car labelled as a 1973 Ferrari 365 2+2. Car appears in rough condition with rust and other damage. Great images!
From the estate collection of noted British automotive writer Michael J. Worthington-Williams. Sold as-found and I do not have further information on the age or story (photos in this archive are mostly from the UK but also around the world).
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Due to yesterdays posting I also came across the following photo in one of the remarks:
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Yes, that's a 412 in a scrap yard. When checking with the publisher I got the following response:
Skelmersdale it's called hills salvage you've got no chance of getting it the car registration had already been processed as scrap so it can't be put on the road 
So if you are in need of any parts you might want to reach out to them.
Via Facebook this one got to my attention:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/194242039418
I thought I recognized it and yes it was this one:
http://erwin400.blogspot.com/2021/01/abandoned-cars-ferrari-412.html
Adding the Ebay information just for the records:
FERRARI 412 1989 RIGHT HAND DRIVE
This one got posted on Facebook. Unfortunately the source and location is unknown. Looks like this has been sitting outside for a long time.
According to the master:
Serial number 21085, a 1977 carburettor 400, with red interior. Always been in Italy. Manual transmission according to my data (thought it has an auto badge on the back).
https://www.instagram.com/p/CL1Gc0ylgGR/
Ferrari 412 Manual RHD 66039 in silver with red is 1 of just 24 RHD manual 412s.
Destroyed in a fire in 2020. It is very sad that such a rare car has perished beyond saving.
Post updated and comments deleted with apologies because someone didn’t want the details publishing. I’m always happy to be corrected and make amendments if people object.
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