One of Only 20 Comp/61 "SEFAC Hot Rod" Berlinettas – The Ultimate Evolution of the Ferrari 250 GT SWB 

Debuted at the 1961 Le Mans Test Weekend with Parkes, Tavano, and Schlesser 

Period Competition History Includes the 1967 Targa Florio 

Distinguished Provenance Includes Noted Collectors Brian Brunkhorst, Michael Leventhal, and Ned Spieker 

Successfully Campaigned at the Tour Auto, Goodwood Revival, Le Mans Classic, Ferrari Maserati Historic Challenge, and Monterey Historics 

Accompanied by FIA Historic Technical Passport and Marcel Massini Report

(Estimate: $8,000,000 – $10,000,000), chassis 2701 GT, one of only 20 Comp/61 “SEFAC Hot Rod” Berlinettas built – the final and most uncompromising expression of the Ferrari 250 GT SWB model. 2701 GT made its debut at the 1961 Le Mans Test weekend with Mike Parkes, Fernand Tavano, and Jo Schlesser, recording the fastest GT time of the meeting and confirming the remarkable pace of Ferrari’s latest competition tour de force. 2701 GT’s period competition history also includes a run at the 1967 Targa Florio. Since then, this SEFAC SWB Berlinetta has been owned by an impressive and distinguished list of owners, including Brian Brunkhorst, Michael Leventhal, and Ned Spieker. It has successfully campaigned at the Tour Auto, Goodwood Revival, Le Mans Classic, Ferrari Maserati Historic Challenge, and Monterey Historics. Representing a desirable example of one of Ferrari’s most revered competition models, 2701 GT offers exceptional rarity, period competition history, and outstanding event eligibility.