Ferrari 275 Gtb 4 (1966-1968). The Ferrari 275 Is A Series Of Front-Engined V12-Powered Grand Touring Automobiles With Two-Seater Coupé And Spider Bodies Produced By Ferrari Between 1964 And 1968. Introduced At The Paris Motor Show In October 1966, The 275 Gtb 4 (Or 4-Cam) Used The Same Basic Platform As The Early 275 Gtb With Mostly Mechanical Improvements. The Scaglietti-Built Bodywork Was Largely The Same As The Series Ii "Long-Nose" 275 Gtb, With The Most Visible Difference Being An Added Hood Bulge With Creased Edges. Campagnolo Magnesium Alloy Wheels Sized 14X7 Were Standard Equipment, While Traditional Borrani Wire Wheels Were A Special-Order Option. The 275 Gtb 4 Had A Claimed Top Speed Of 268 Km H (167 Mph). A Total Of 330 Were Produced From 1966 To 1968.

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