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Artem & Igor Khalko

Ferrari 250 GTO #4399

Ferrari 250 GTO #4399

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Ferrari 250 GTO #4399 is an exceptional car. The legendary Italian marque builds only 39 examples of the 250 GTO model between 1962 and 1964. Chassis #4399 is among the most special of them. It has the rare Pininfarina body of the Second series GTO with only four units produced.

This Ferrari 250 GTO artwork by Artem Khalko features the car that has been in the hands of Graham Hill, Innes Ireland, Mike Parkes and Jack Sears. Naturally, it wins a bunch of competitions, including the '63 Tourist Trophy at Goodwood and the Spa 500. Initially ordered by Colonel Ronnie Hoare, this 250 GTO is as British as it can be.

After its first successful racing season in 1963, the car is sent back to Maranello. The paintwork is redone by Scaglietti with the combination of Rosso Corso red and Cambridge Blue. The car is famous for this colour scheme and still wears it.

Anthony Bamford, the Chairman of JCB, buys the car in 1969 and still drives it regularly on track. An interesting fact is that Lord Bamford is the only person with a couple of 250 GTOs in his garage. Unfortunately, Andy Newall crashes the #4399 during the 2017 Goodwood Revival while outrunning Ferrari 250 LM. There are significant damages both on the body of the car and the suspension, but they are still manageable.

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