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1964 (2018) Ferrari 250 GT SWB Revival by GTO Engineering

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Revival build by GTO Engineering, finished in Rosso over a Tan interior

Hand-built aluminium body

Competition V12 engine (Tipo 128F) enlarged to 3.5 litres, with a five-speed gearbox

Aluminium brake callipers and a lightweight specification throughout

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This is a Ferrari 250 SWB Revival, built by GTO Engineering in 2018 as chassis 5001GT. It recreates one of the best-loved Ferrari GTs of the early 1960s. The short-wheelbase 250 combined a racing V12 with a body you could drive to the circuit and home again, and this car follows that formula. The body is aluminium, built over a tube chassis, and finished in Rosso with a Tan interior, a combination that suits the car’s lines. The engine is a competition V12 (Tipo 128F), enlarged to 3.5 litres from the standard 250’s three. It drives through a five-speed gearbox, and it has three Weber carburettors and individual exhaust headers leading to four exhaust outlets at the rear. The specification is thorough and aimed at driving, and includes aluminium brake callipers, a high mech fuel pump, exhaust snaps, small spot lamps, a heater, an original-type horn, seat belts, a handheld extinguisher and a tool roll with a jack. A properly built Revival gives you the character of a 250 SWB without the risk and expense of using an original.