Some cars feel like they’ve come from another world. This is one of them. The Ferrari 246 GTS is no ordinary classic. It is a rolling sculpture, crafted in an era when every line, every sound, and every detail was designed to stir emotion. Pure. Authentic. This particular example, delivered new in Switzerland in 1973, is part of a rare group of just 401 European-spec GTS models. And that’s before we even mention its original color combination: Giallo Fly over Nero leather. A pairing that perfectly reflects the car’s character—bold yet refined. Meticulous to the last detail: over €68,000 invested What sets this Dino apart isn’t just the remarkable spec sheet, but the level of care and attention it has received. Over the past five years, more than €68,000 has been invested in mechanical and cosmetic excellence, carried out by a respected Ferrari specialist in Paris. No compromises, no shortcuts. Just as it should be. The bodywork is stunning, the paint retains a rich, deep gloss, and the chrome accents are exactly as they should be. The original wheels are in beautiful condition. Inside, the cabin welcomes you with an atmosphere that is both correct and visually striking: supple leather, clean carpets, and a dashboard that shows care in every detail. Everything presents exceptionally well. More than a drive, this is an experience The moment you turn the key, you know. The sound of the V6—refined yet eager—is enough to send chills down the spine of any enthusiast. Its light weight, sharp steering, and balanced layout make it a Ferrari that isn’t just quick on paper, but feels fast where it matters most: in the corners, where feel and finesse take center stage. Thanks to its extensive care, this Dino doesn’t drive like a car that’s over 50 years old. It feels alive, precise, and relevant, even today. A story born from the shadows of Formula 2 The Dino’s origin lies in Ferrari’s desire to homologate a V6 engine for Formula 2. The result was the 206 GT, unveiled in 1967—a compact, mid-engined sports car powered by a 2.0-liter V6. That foundation evolved into the 246 GT, now with a larger engine, a steel body replacing aluminum, and more creature comforts. Then in 1972, came the ultimate expression: the 246 GTS, featuring a removable roof panel. A car still celebrated for its agility, design, and the way it immerses the driver in the pure joy of driving. For the true connoisseur of authenticity and style You don’t just stumble upon a Ferrari 246 GTS. A well-documented, European-delivered Dino, preserved to this level and presented in one of the most iconic color combinations? That is a rare opportunity. We warmly invite you to see this exceptional Ferrari for yourself. International buyers are very welcome. We offer complete assistance with export and worldwide delivery.