69 Ferrari 365 GTC 12127
This Ferrari 1969 Ferrari 365 GTC #12127 has matching number with a Massini report. The Ferrari is extremely well sorted and ready to drive. Perfect car for 1000 miles touring events in true Ferrari comfort and performance. The glorious sounds of the 12 cylinder will provide what Ferrari designed for the true “Driver” of his machines.
Imagine driving this iconic 12 cylinder in Ferrari tribute events which are commemorative drives and experiences that celebrate Ferrari's racing heritage and iconic models.
In 2025 this Ferrari 365 GTC was enjoyed by the owners for New England 1000. The wonderful Grand Touring car endured the challenges in comfort and performance. The well balanced design made the car a joy to drive
In 2023 this 365 GTC participated in the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix Motorsport Festival. This 365 GTC was invited to the Hanger event among other selected cars. Ferrari & NART were honored. Luigi Chinetti & Rogér Andrey discussed their fathers' NART days. Luigi's father was the Ferrari importer. Rogér's father was a Ferrari dealer and drove for the Ferrari NART racing team.
History of this 365 GTC
In 1999 the car was purchased by Dr John J Oricchio. During his 16 years of ownership, the car went through an extensive restoration, stripped to bare metal, addressed cosmetics and interior. The Ferrari was purchased by well known collector and enthusiast in 2015. This owner's family has participated in several Mille Miglia's including one with Ferrari World Champion Phil Hill driving their Ferrari 166 Barchetta. The collectors Mille Miglia experience provided proper guidance for Paul Russell & Company
The previous owner invested $215,000 in total while in his collection. In 2016 the Ferrari was prepared for its first of several 1000 miles events. After this event the owner elected to have Paul Russell & Company sort his car in preparation for the 2017 "Going to the Sun" Vintage car Rally. 2018 Paul Russell & Company did a complete engine rebuild. The gear box was rebuilt. The a/c system and electrical system were updated to handle the demands of 1000 mile events
The interior is in very good condition. There are no cracks or pulls on the dash. The wood insert on the dashboard is in excellent condition. The chrome is in great condition with no pitting or rust.
Dr John J Oricchio in 2000 began the complete restoration. This was conducted by Automotive Restoration in Stratford, Connecticut. Mechanical work was performed Stonebridge sports and Classics in Bethel, Connecticut. In 2005 - 2006 areas were repaired where there was some rust and corrosion. Then the Ferrari was repainted, the chrome was redone and the Borrani wheels restored.
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Auto Turismo maintained the car mechanically from 2007 until the car was purchased in 2015.
