A collector's item with high value and rare of course natural that those who became seizure hobby of collecting the goods. Moreover, if the item in question is a classic super rare Ferrari sports car such as 1967 Ferrari Thomassima II which was known as one of the rarest and historic vintage works of the famous Italian's prancing horse brand.
And actually, Thomassima is a car designed by Tom Meade and there were only three cars in the whole world ever created. The first car named Thomassima I was built in 1962, destroyed during the floods hit Florence in 1966. Even it had reportedly disappeared without a trace from the public since 1971.
The car that will be talked about is the Thomassima II built in 1967 and made its debut at Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance in 1968. For almost seven years 1967 Ferrari Thomassima has undergone a massive restoration in order to restore a similar condition in the old days used to be..
Pitched sexy classic appearance and design of Thomassima full body made by Piere Drogo, who took inspiration from the design of the 330 P4 race car that was built in 1967. While the powertrain used a V12 engine of Ferrari 250GTO.
While the third car built-in 1969, which now loaned for display at the Ferrari Museum in Modena (see the video below).
For those of you, the billionaire or the collector of antique cars who are interested to have this car should be set aside your money at least US $9 million or about Rp.121,2 billion. Quite expensive, isn't it?
Here she is the video showing the rare 1967 Ferrari Thomassima II (see above).*** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | WORLDCARFANS]
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And actually, Thomassima is a car designed by Tom Meade and there were only three cars in the whole world ever created. The first car named Thomassima I was built in 1962, destroyed during the floods hit Florence in 1966. Even it had reportedly disappeared without a trace from the public since 1971.
