KESS-MODEL - FERRARI - 250GT COUPE ch.0465gt SPECIALE PININFARINA 1956

Ferrari introduced their 250 GT series at the 1956 Geneva Motor Show. Ferrari displayed two versions of the new model at the company's stand, a Boano-bodied cabriolet bodied and a Pinin Farina-designed Berlinettta. The coupe production was eventually taken on by Boano, which clothed the chassis in its own variation of the show car's coachwork. Though Boano got the deal for the 250 GT coupe production, Pinin Farina did receive four chassis for individual coachwork. They were subsequently finished in Superamerica-style bodies and given their own chassis designation, no. 513. Chassis number 0465 GT was one of the four. The car came with several unique features including gauges, telescopic steering wheel, special seats, twin separate fuel tanks with twin fillers and other special details.