1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 #09909 GT
SPECIFICATIONS
- Year1967
- MakeFerrari
- Model275 GTB
- Serial Number09909GT
We are pleased to offer 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 s/n 9909 GT.
Fly yellow with black. Well documented history from new. One long-term owner
for fifteen years. Only 25,671 miles on the odometer. Very low miles on a rebuilt
engine, transaxle, brakes and suspension. Complete with tools and tool roll,
original Owner’s Manuals, original leather pouch and original warranty book.
Borrani wire wheels. This very nice 275 GTB/4 has entered and won several concours events.
S/n 9909 GT. 275 GTB/4. New to Sweden.
1967, Imported new into Sweden thru Helge Pehrsson, Sweden. Creamy yellow.
Then used as Pehrsson’s personal car either on plate BA 426 or BA 428.
Later sold to Peter Lindkvist, Lidingo, Sweden.
Then with an unknown dealer in Stockholm, Sweden.
1960s–late, Bo Gilius Frick, Sweden.
1970, 27 July, Frick moved to Los Angeles, CA., taking the car with him.
1985, Offered by Gran Prix SSR, East Setauket, New York. Yellow with
black interior. Borranis. Totally restored. (FML 1008).
1989, 15–29 Apr., offered by Frank Gallogly, Engelwood, New Jersey. Yellow
with black interior. Borrani wire wheels. 20,000 original miles. $1.25 million.
1990, 1 June, Watkins Glen, with current owner. Yellow.
1990–1991, Listed in FOCUSA rosters by Gallogly.
1991, FOC roster listed by Frank Gallogly, Englewood, NJ.
1991, Entered FCA National Ferrari Concours, Washington, DC by current
owner, Blue Point, New York.
1993, March, engine rebuilt by Giuseppe Vidulich, Road & Track,
Ronkonkoma, NY. $14,782.00 .
1994, 15 May, Reading Ferrari Concours, Pennsylvania, with current owner.
1996, brakes and suspension rebuilt by John Zwolinski, Daytona coachworks, Ronkonkoma N.Y.
1999, 06 May, oil and filter change, fluid service, brake fluid replacement, service
and sync carbs, clean and adjust points, adjust timing chain done by Wehrmann Engineering, 41 F Howard Place,
Ronkonkoma, NY, 11779-7260. Total service bill $1,297.91.
2004, April, offered through Michael Sheehan, www.Ferraris–online.com.
