Ex–David Lee V8-Powered 1972 Ferrari Dino 246 GTS “Evo 3.6”

The 1972 Ferrari Dino is sold for $1,106,000 on Bring a Trailer. See Friday's Watchlist AI fair value, deal score, hammer-price prediction, and bidding intelligence for this 1972 Ferrari Dinoauction.

This 1972 Ferrari Dino GTS, once owned by renowned entrepreneur David Lee, is a stunning example of automotive artistry and engineering. Refurbished and modified by Moto Technique, it boasts a powerful 3.6-liter Tipo 105C V8 engine, significantly enhancing its performance. The car features a unique blend of black paint and red & black leather upholstery, complemented by custom 17" Campagnolo-inspired wheels. With only 8,500 miles shown, this Dino stands out in the collector market, appealing to enthusiasts who appreciate both its classic heritage and modern modifications. It's a true 'Dino Outlaw', perfect for those looking to own a piece of automotive history that has been reimagined for the modern era.

Seller's description via Bring a Trailer: This 1972 Ferrari Dino GTS was refurbished and modified by Moto Technique in Surrey, England, between 2017 and 2018 for US entrepreneur and Ferrari collector David Lee. During the build, chassis 04886 was fitted with a Tipo F105C V8 that was overhauled with a displacement increase to 3.6 liters and

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Ex–David Lee V8-Powered 1972 Ferrari Dino 246 GTS “Evo 3.6” — Friday's Watchlist valuation summary

This 1972 Ferrari Dino GTS, once owned by renowned entrepreneur David Lee, is a stunning example of automotive artistry and engineering. Refurbished and modified by Moto Technique, it boasts a powerful 3.6-liter Tipo 105C V8 engine, significantly enhancing its performance. The car features a unique blend of black paint and red & black leather upholstery, complemented by custom 17" Campagnolo-inspired wheels. With only 8,500 miles shown, this Dino stands out in the collector market, appealing to enthusiasts who appreciate both its classic heritage and modern modifications. It's a true 'Dino Outlaw', perfect for those looking to own a piece of automotive history that has been reimagined for the modern era.

Sold price
$1,106,000
AI predicted hammer price
$1,167,600
Condition
Very Good (7.5/10)
Bids
30
Listing views
39,337

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