Buying or Selling a 1977 Ferrari Berlinetta Boxer 512?

 

The Ferrari Berlinetta Boxer 512 succeeded to the Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Berlinetta Boxer when it was first introduced in 1976. The two models had a lot of design cues and technical features in common. Pininfarina was responsible for the body of both models, and imagined a profile color cut to make the silhouette more graceful. The most distinguishable changes from the 365 GTB/4 to the BB 512 were the addition of a front spoiler, NACA ducts in front of the rear wheels and overall slightly larger proportions. The construction was entrusted to Scaglietti and the Berlinetta Boxer 512 was the last Ferrari to be entirely hand-built. Powered by a mid-mounted flat-12 engine with a capacity of 5 liters—that gave the model its “512” name, the 1977 Ferrari Berlinetta Boxer 512 could do 0 to 60 mph in 5.5 seconds and cruise comfortably at 150 mph. The BB 512 was upgraded with a fuel-injection system in 1981.

 

1977 Ferrari Berlinetta Boxer 512 Seller’s Guide

The Ferrari Berlinetta Boxer was never a successful race model, although the flat-12 engine was used on Formula One cars before. However, Road & Track elected the Ferrari BB 512 “best all-around sports and GT car” in 1978, thanks to the car’s amazing performance. Should you be the owner of a 1977 Ferrari Berlinetta Boxer 512, the Alex Manos team would love to speak with you. With years of experience in the industry, buying and selling all types of classics, the team has an extensive knowledge of the market in terms of value and availability. Not only will they give you valuable tips and advice on how to best sell your 1977 Ferrari Berlinetta Boxer 512, but also they’re likely to make you a top dollar offer on the spot.

Alex Manos and his team enjoy a reputation for fair and honest deals. Call their Los Angeles-based dealership today to get a quote on your 1977 Ferrari Berlinetta Boxer 512. The team is looking forward to speaking with you about your special classic.

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