BBR Ferrari 250 GTO Tour de France 1964 Car No. 170 | 1:18

The Tour de France Automobile was a historic motorsport endurance rally that took place on the roads of France. First organised in 1899 by the Automobile Club de France and promoted by the daily newspaper Le Matin, the competition gained significant recognition as prominent drivers competed in the most powerful cars of their era. The event's era concluded with its final staging in 1986.

This model exactly replicates the Ferrari 250 GTO with starting number 170. The vehicle was driven by the duo Annie Soisbault de Montaigu and Nicole Roure to 14th place overall in the 1964 Tour de France.

The collector's item is crafted with precise manufacture in the BBR workshops in Saronno, Italy. A technical detail of particular importance is the wire-spoke wheels turned from real aluminium, which have been strictly implemented according to the original Borrani design drawings and underline the historical accuracy of the model.