Ferrari 365 GT 2+2
The 365 GT 2+2 represented Ferrari's most practical offering in the late 1960s, designed as a genuine four-seater with adult-usable rear seats. Pininfarina's elegant styling emphasized sophistication over aggression, with a longer wheelbase accommodating the spacious interior. The Colombo-derived 4.4-liter V12 produced 320 horsepower, providing relaxed grand touring performance. Buyers could specify the rare three-speed automatic transmission, making it one of the few Ferraris of the era available with an automatic. Power steering and air conditioning were standard, emphasizing the GT nature.
Verify matching numbers engine and gearbox. Check for rust particularly in floor pans and rear suspension mounts. The V12 is robust but requires expert maintenance - look for comprehensive service records. Automatic transmission cars are rarer but less desirable to enthusiasts. Air conditioning often non-functional. Interior leather shows age. Electrical systems can be troublesome. Values remain reasonable compared to two-seat Ferraris making this an accessible V12 entry point.
Approximately 800 examples built from 1969-1971 at Maranello. Bodies by Pininfarina. The 365 GT 2+2 was offered concurrently with the two-seat 365 GTB/4 Daytona. Majority equipped with 5-speed manual but a significant number received the rare automatic transmission. Final evolution of Ferrari's 2+2 formula before the 365 GT4 2+2.