BBR Ferrari 365 California Geneva Motor Show 1966 s/n 08347 – Metallic Light Blue | 1:18

This model of the Ferrari 365 California This image accurately depicts the vehicle presented at the 1966 Geneva Motor Show under chassis number 08347. It is a variant not previously produced by BBR, distinguished by a specific matt white interior.

The convertible, designed by Pininfarina, marked the end of Ferrari’s limited-edition special series of the 1960s and served as the direct successor to the 500 Superfast coupé. Under the bodywork was a 4.4-litre V12 engine, which established the car as the benchmark in the luxury high-performance sports car class. Due to its high price and elite appeal, only 14 examples of this model were ever produced.

A historically striking design feature of the 365 California is its model-specific rear lights. These angular light units were precisely adapted to the lines of the rear end and feature triple round lenses in a reflective surround. The model reproduces these technical and optical details with precision and is aimed at collectors with the highest demands for authenticity.