1960 Ferrari 250 GT Pinnin Farina Series II Cabriolet @ Russo and Steele

While the car looks near-flawless from the outside, it’s what’s under its hood that is most impressive. Meticulously refurbished by the car’s current vendor, the Ferrari 250GT’s comes with its fully-restored Colombo V-12 engine – an engine that despite having been made in the 60’s can still hold its own against its more recent contemporaries.

While it’s pretty common nowadays to catch a Ferrari zooming past the freeways, you’d be hard-pressed to find something as exclusive as a 1960 Ferrari 250GT out on the road. This particular vehicle was actually imported by Vilem B. Haan – a man synonymous with American sports cars and is most famous for his columns in a number of period automotive magazines from back then. As an avid car nut, Haan had this specific Ferrari shipped over from Italy just so he can add it to his own personal automobile collection.

As was said earlier, the car has undergone a number restoration over the years. The current Ferrari 250GT on display domes in a deep maroon finish over tan hides and a soft, black cloth convertible top – giving it the same classy look it has had for almost 50 years without compromising any of the car’s unique and awesome characteristics.