1970 Ferrari 365 GTB4 Daytona Coupe Road Test Passenger POV
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Rosso Nearco with Tan Daytona seats with Black inserts and Tan carpets, Rare early limited production Plexi-Nose, Photo documented restoration, European version, Factory air conditioning and power windows, Documented by Massini, Numerous concours wins, Serviced when and where needed regardless of cost, Well known by Autosport Designs having been serviced as well as sold in the past…
A proper old school Ferrari, love the mechanicalness of the sound. Borrani wheels look superb.
My favorite classic car in the world. I dream of this car all the time.
Beautiful 365 gtb4 "plexi".
I would love to add that one to my garage! She’s stunning! Nice to see you drive her properly too! Sounds amazing!
Beautiful Beast
"Okay, here we go."
"We'll cut this 10-second part out. We only have eight minutes, and nobody wants to hear a classic V12 Ferrari cold start."
-things that must have happened
This man knows how to drive a Ferrari! I was 18 years old in 1970 and this car cost about $25000.00 in Montreal that year and despite having owned 4 Ferraris in my lifetime(308,348, 2 Testas) I could never catch(buy) an affordable Daytona! Even though time is running out, I'm still looking!
Oh wow. Love the Daytona - both Ferrari and Shelby. LOL. But Ferrari's Daytona is the best one.
Great video. Too few around of such an iconic car.
That exhaust note is pure ectasy.
totally fantastic car i would have one of these over the boring and ugly modern ones any day .
I prefer the popup lights for looks. Front end is so much cleaner
Such a brutal car! Ferrari understood well how it was in both Europe and America.
What a beauty !
Thank you!
Gorgeous car and sound, she's really cute !
Thank you!
There wasn't a lot of police back then when these cars came out. I heard stories of them sitting at 240-270 kph for hundreds of kms on the autostrada. They love speed.
"240-270 kph for hundreds of kms" Did you ever try to keep up this speed for more than 20 minutes on an open road? Obviously not.
@@robertharris7027 Of course. I routinely drive these speeds at night when I'm in a hurry to reach my destination. Maintained these speeds for 100 km with occasional slow down for traffic. Nowadays with the rising prices I do it very rarely.
Mamma mia...
Superrated is this car ,this is the true (the model ,not the mark,be understood! )
Would have been nice to see you take through a few curves at speed? Sure it's fast in a straight line, but....?
Crusader White Aston Martin 1/Ferrari 2 in the 2nd gear farm road pull contest. Just sayin.
2 mil? More?
Nice clip, thanks!
But...,
"God forbid you drive your Ferrari in the wet". My friend, Enzo would not be happy about that statement, as it is mere mumbo jumbo. All Ferraris drive well in rain, on snow and on gravel. They should not be deprived from an all-season life. At least that's my experience with my Ferraris.
That was said with a note of sarcasm. As you said, these cars are made to be driven in all conditions and not to be displayed as static art. Drive your Ferraris!
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It's your guyses lucky day! I just happen to have $350.00 bucks burning a hole in my pocket.