One of just 598 built, this unrestored Ferrari 330 GTC features matching numbers, rare factory color, and three-owner history.
A rare, low-mileage 1967 Ferrari 330 GTC will cross the block this April at the Enthusiast Auction presented by Worldwide Auctioneers, offering collectors a chance to acquire one of Maranello’s finest grand touring machines. The Oro Chiaro Metallizzato over Nero Franzi coupe is one of just 598 examples built between 1966 and 1968 and remains unrestored with only 31,306 miles recorded since new.
Chassis number 10101, accompanied by a Marcel Massini Report, boasts a numbers-matching 4.0-liter Colombo V12 and desirable five-speed manual gearbox. Originally delivered to Milanese Ferrari dealer Gastone Crepaldi Automobili, it was optioned with Borrani wire wheels, metric instrumentation, power windows, and air conditioning—premium features at the time.
Known ownership history dates back to its first buyer, a member of the Sozzani family in Italy, before it was acquired by noted Pennsylvania collector Dr. Philip B. Buzzelli in 1977. Buzzelli kept the car for two decades before selling it in 1997 with under 27,000 miles. It remained with the next owner for 26 years before joining the Passport Collection, where it was driven sparingly and maintained in exceptional condition.
The 330 GTC combines understated Pininfarina styling with Ferrari’s hallmark engineering. With 300 horsepower on tap, fully independent suspension, and a rear-mounted transaxle, the model was praised for its balance and road manners. Capable of reaching 150 mph and accelerating to 60 mph in under seven seconds, it was—and remains—a true grand touring performer.
In 2019, the Ferrari received a $30,000 mechanical refresh, including a rebuilt suspension, new clutch master cylinder, refreshed air-conditioning system, and cosmetic interior updates. The car retains its factory data plate and engine block stampings, as well as original documentation and recent service invoices.
This GTC’s blend of rarity, originality, and factory options positions it as one of the most compelling offerings of the April auction. Collectors and enthusiasts seeking a high-caliber entry into vintage Ferrari ownership—or an addition to an established stable—will find few better opportunities.
