Classic Car Review-1967 Ferrari 330 GTC

The 330 was a prime example of a Ferrari that just had some balls.  Nothing more, nothing less.  A kicked up version of the GT 2+2. 

What should this cost in todays marketplace?  I see this car as a real investment potential.

Some experts have estimated this particular model shown to be valued at anywhere from $175,000-$225,000 just because of the condition it is in.   I am not sure what they use to grade that or judge that at, but I am assuming that take into consideration the low mileage, incredible paint job, the spot on conditioning of the car, not dents and something like 2 owners.  

I personally love this car in that classic Italian Red (rossa corsa)

After 40+ years since we first saw this beauty in Geneva, its nice to see it still holds it style today.   

A couple of tips i have used to keep my cars in this good of condition are making sure I have expert mechanics specific to each car, exceptional car storage (I keep 3 at my house, the rest are in storage units across NY and CT.) (18 cars in total, mostly classics, some modern exotics though!)