1967 Ferrari 412 P Coupe

This Ferrari 412 P is the second and final 412 P built by Ferrari. It was campaigned during the entire 1967 sports car season by Ferrari's U.K. agent, Colonel Ronnie Hoare of Maranello Concessionaires. Finished in the distinctive Maranello livery of red with a pale blue stripe, the car first appeared at the 1000 Kilometer race at Spa-Francorchamps, driven by Lucien Bianchi and Richard Attwood, where it finished third overall. Attwood and a young Piers Courage drove it at Le Mans in June before Attwood was joined by another privateer, David Piper, for the BOAC 500 Mile race at Brands Hatch, where it finished seventh. The championship points achieved by this car during 1967 enabled Ferrari to win the Manufacturer's Championship. British driver and team owner David Piper took over the car at the end of the 1967 season and for the next three years raced it all over the world, including the Grand Prix of Sweden, the 9 Hour Race at Kyalami in South Africa, the Sports Car Grand Prix at Hockenheim, and at the Nurburgring. Today, the car has been fully restored to its original 1967 Brands Hatch livery. It is the only example of this Ferrari still with its original body, engine and gearbox intact.