1976 | Ferrari 308 GTB

The Ferrari 308 GTB Vetroresina is a true classic - a true collector's item

This is one of only 712 Ferrari 308 GTB Vetroresinas produced. The Vetroresina is a lightweight version of the famous 308 series that uses a fiberglass body instead of a steel body. Vetroresina means fiberglass in Italian. With the exception of the boot lid –

this is made of aluminum.

According to many, the most sought-after version with the rare and beloved Dry sump engine!

Maintenance history is available. Body very straight. Technically very good, recent major maintenance - toothed belts and tension rollers have been replaced

Equipped with the original interior with beautiful patina. Very nice and original copy,

In 1975 the 308 GTB was introduced in Paris. Just like its predecessor, the Dino 246 GT, designed by Pininfarina. There are therefore several style elements in the 308 GTB that came from the Dino 246 GT.

The 308 was one of Ferrari's most famous models. So famous that in 2004 it ended up in 5th place of the “Top sports cars of the 1970s”. A classic Ferrari sports car? You might think that it probably has a V12. In contrast, this one was equipped with a few fewer cylinders.

Namely a V8. A V12 was common for a Ferrari sports car, but a different twist was given for a change. This started with its predecessor, the Dino. People first had to get used to it with the Dino. At first this was less than expected, but the late arrival in form of the 308 GTB made up for it all. It performed very well in the market. The 308 GTB was soon after its first showing

has become very popular among enthusiasts. For almost 20 years, Ferrari has been its best-selling model.

A Vetroresina differs from a steel model by:

– Reversing lights in the bumper instead of in the indicators

– There is a black edge on the A pillar to connect the panels

– The panel between the rear lights is straight and has no cutout for a license plate

– Always has a single outlet