M-255 CMC Ferrari 250 GTO, Laguna Seca, 2004 Limited Edition 2,200 pcs.
$709.00
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Description
Chassis 4219GT was sold new to American Mamie Spears Reynolds, daughter of Senator Robert
Reynolds and heiress to the Reynolds tobacco fortune. She entered the car for Pedro Rodriguez
in the 1963 Daytona Continental, which the young Mexican promptly won with start number
#18. In the May of 1963, the car was sold to Beverly Spencer, who had it raced briefly with some
successes at Laguna Seca, Monterey, Pacific Raceway, and Candlestick Raceway. Following its
retirement from contemporary racing in 1964, chassis 4219GT was bought by George C. Dyer Sr.,
who had it painted dark blue. He used the car as a daily commuter. Although it has since
changed hands once more in 1993, it retains the beautiful blue finish and remains one of the
most original 250 GTOs in existence.
CMC presents the vehicle as it appeared at Monterey Historical Races, Laguna Seca
with start number #18 in 2004.
