Buying or Selling a 1976 Ferrari 365 BB?

 

As the owner of a 1976 Ferrari 365 BB, you may know a lot about your classic and its history. Renowned as the first road Ferrari model to be fitted with the mid-mounted flat-12 engine, the 365 BB was the fastest car of its generation. All the other models made before it (with the exception of Dino, which was small and light) had front-mounted engines. A top speed of 186 mph and an acceleration of 0 to 60 mph in 5.4 seconds were very impressive performance in the 1970s, and still offer an exciting driving experience on today’s modern roads. ‘BB’ stands for Berlinetta Boxer. Berlinetta meaning ‘little saloon’ in Italian and Boxer referring to the bicolor body paint, the 1976 Ferrari 365 BB is the last of the 365 BBs produced, but not the last of the Berlinettas. If you’re thinking about selling your classic Ferrari, these are just a few of the characteristics that may attract potential buyers. The Alex Manos team, with years of experience in the classic car market, is always ready to assist you in finding a new home for your classic Ferrari.

 

1976 Ferrari 365 BB Seller’s Guide

The first of the Berlinetta Boxer series, the making of the Ferrari 365 BB was a major step for the Italian automaker. The great old man, as Enzo Ferrari is often called, was initially against mid-engined road cars because he thought they would be dangerous. But he moved forward with the idea after a lot of persuasion from his engineers, for the best. Today, the Ferrari 365 BB is one of the most loved classic Ferraris among collectors and enthusiasts. With many years of experience in dealing with classic Ferraris, Alex Manos and his team can provide you with a few useful tips and contacts to help you sell your 1976 Ferrari 365 BB. One of the most important tips they can share is to be sure to gather all important documents relating to the car’s history of ownership, maintenance and repair, and restoration – if available. These can be quite helpful in establishing a value for your classic in today’s market. Similarly, be sure to have recent photographs and a list of any additional aftermarket features that have been added to the car over the years.

 

The Alex Manos team is always looking to buy European and American classics to add to their inventory – including classic Ferrari models. Give them a call today to ask how much they’d offer for your example. Knowing the market so well, they’ll make a very accurate offer and pay in cash on the spot. Call today, you won’t be disappointed! They look forward to hearing from you soon and to learning more about your classic.

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