Historic Ferraris that were 'lost and found' go to auction in Monterey
. Entered by Luigi Chinetti Sr./ NART as race #87 and driven by Jacques Guérin, Jean-Pierre Delaunay, and Gregg Young, the car managed to compete through 19 hours and 232 laps before retirement. Appearing largely as it did when it left the Circuit de la Sarthe, this Ferrari history shows just two private caretakers Estimated selling price: $1.8 million to $2.8 million.
One of four examples built by Pinan Farina from 1956 with Superamerica-style coachwork. It was initially owned by King Mohamed V of Morocco. It’s been in storage for 49 years, The paint may be original, and complemented by the presence of many proper components, including wire wheels, Pinin Farina badges, Marchal lamps, and Veglia gauges and even a wood tool box. Expected to sell for between $1.7 million and $2.
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