1973 Ferrari Dino 246 GTS

  • Condition: Used
  • Make: Ferrari
  • Model: 246 GTS
  • SubModel: Dino
  • Type: Convertible
  • Doors: 2
  • Year: 1973
  • Mileage: 43,743
  • Color: Yellow
  • Engine size: 2.4 Liter 4 Cylinder
  • Transmission: Manual
  • Interior color: Black
  • Options: Leather seats
  • Vehicle Title: Clear
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1973 Ferrari 246 GTS Dino Description

1973 Dino:

Fully Restored, Matching Numbers, Completely Rust and Accident Free, Campagnolo Alloy Wheels and "Daytona" Seats, Air Conditioning and Power Windows

Year 1973
Make Dino
Model Dino 246GTS
Type 2-door/2-seat Targa-Top Berlinetta
Body Pininfarina Designed / Scaglietti Built
Engine 2.4-liter transverse 4-cam, V-6, 1985bhp
Gearbox All alloy, in-unit with engine, 5-speed +reverse
Chassis No. Dino 246 GT 06428
Chassis TypeTipo 607/E
Engine No. 135 cs 000 0011733
Engine Type Tipo 135CS (Tipo 236/E)
Gearbox No. 2792E
Gearbox Type607/E
Body No. 2694
Exterior Giallo Fly (Fly Yellow)
Interior Color (Nero 161) Black Leather
Completed June 1973
Delivered November 1973
Mileage 43,743

This is a normal production, North American Market, (USA) GTS that was completed in June of 1973 but not delivered for unknown reasons to the States until November that same year.

The original completion color was "Rosso Rubino Metallizzato" color code, 106-R-83 which translates to Ruby-Red Metallic. The interior was "BEIGE VM3218" or tan and it was fitted with Daytona style, black seat inserts. Additional options included power windows and air conditioning.

The original owner owner who purchased it new in Los Angles is not know at this time. He owned retained it until 1980. In 1980 it was acquired by Los Angeles based collector Ira Jay Boren. At his time of purchase the car showed 21,200 miles. He kept the car until 1986 when it was purchased by Claremont, California collector, Gene Zettle with 29,000 miles. During his ownership the car was stripped and repainted to the current fly yellow and an all new dark gray and black interior fitted as well as having optional wider Campagnolo light alloy wheels fitted. In 1996, now showing 34,000 miles, the car was sold to a private museum collection in Japan from where it was purchased in January 2013 by our company with 43,163 miles showing on the odometer.

This is a documented and verified "all matching numbers" example without a spec of rust or any signs of accident damage past or present. All services are current and this delightful Dino is ready for all manner of enthusiastic enjoyment.