Built in 1966, the Ferrari 275 GTC was a competition-focused evolution of the 275 created for endurance racing. Factory-stamped “275 GTC,” it combined long-nose bodywork, a reinforced chassis, torque-tube driveline, and a competition-prepared 3.3-liter V12. Chassis 08457 demonstrated its capabilities by winning the GT over 2-liter class at the 1966 Nürburgring 1000 Km, giving this exceptionally rare 275 variant genuine period racing pedigree.
