Car of the Week: 1967 Ferrari 365 California Spyder

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(Under the hood is a single-overhead-cam, Colombo-designed 4.4-liter V-12 engine.)

There was a time, in the 1950s and 1960s, when there were two tiers of Ferrari, and Ferrari customer, too. The merely affluent could, for instance, perhaps buy a Ferrari 250 GT Lusso, but it took real connections to acquire a new 400 Superamerica. The last of the great “coachbuilt” Ferraris was the 365 California Spyder, and the ninth of only 14 ever built.

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Stylish and efficient. The rear has got this sort of understated 'You talkin' to me?'-kinda look. Totally dig it.
 
Not my favorite. Mostly due to the the view of the rear exhaust. Growing up if there was a old POS car someone was trying to keep on the road at all costs on the absolute cheap the exhaust system would be dangling from under the care being held up with mechanics wire. The rear and side view of this car takes me there. The front clip says stolen from Jaguar .
 
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