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Details
Plaque Number
Member Only / 355
VIN
Gold Member Only
Chassis
Member Only
Model Year
1962
Plate
POLIZIA29444
Color
Nero
Interior
Brown Leather
Original Market Specification
EU
Transmission
--
Drive
LHD
Last known km/miles
--
MSRP
--
Status
Restored
Datasource
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Sale Link
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Information
'Black Panther' police car used by Italian police officer Armando Spatafora.
1 of 2 250 GTE 2+2 Series II police cars donated to the Rome police by Enzo Ferrari, first one - chassis 3363GT had been in service for less than a week before it was involved in a fatal accident during practice run and returned to the factory, and the second one remained in service until 1968.
It was damaged during a chase, and later it was used to make emergency high-speed blood deliveries to Naples after it retired from police duty - rumored to cover the 200 km (124 miles) route in under an hour.
Used in the 1968 movie "Roma come Chicago" (Banditi a Roma).
Ferrari Classiche certified.
Still has the original paint.
Allowed the to drive in its original police livery with sirens and blue lights in full use - currently the only private car in Italy to hold such a special exception.
Modifications
Equipped with a roof-mounted blue light, two-way radio and siren.
Location History
Saint Moritz, Graubünden, Switzerland
Oxford, England, United Kingdom
Paris, Île-de-France, France
Carmel-by-the-Sea, California, United StatesGallery
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