Ferrari 308 GTB
£109,990
Cameron Kingfisher
  • MAKE Ferrari
  • MODEL 308 GTB
  • EDITION Vetroresina
  • YEAR 1977
  • TRANSMISSION Manual
  • FUEL TYPE Petrol
  • MILEAGE 36983
  • BODY STYLE Coupe
  • ENGINE SIZE 4.0
  • BHP 0
  • COLOUR Rosso Red
  • INTERIOR COLOUR Tan Leather

Vehicle Information

1977 Ferrari 308 GTB Vetroresina Presented in Rosso Red with a Tan Leather Interior

- Rare and desirable 308 'Vetroresina' GTB bodystyle
- Timeless and Attractive Colour Combination
- Recent Full Repaint
- Early production, fibreglass body, carburettor-fed car
- £30k Spent in Recent Years
- Major Cambelt Service in August 2023 by Ferrari Specialists, DK Engineering
- Low Mileage from New (36,983 miles / 59,650 kms)
- UK Registered RHD / HPI Clear
- Dry climate car that has seen limited use in good weather only since arriving in the UK
- Accompanied by its original owner’s manual and service book within the original leather wallet

General Description
Introduced in 1975, the 308 GTB was the direct descendent of the Dino. The body was designed by Pininfarina's Leonardo Fioravanti, who had been responsible for some of Ferrari's most celebrated shapes to date, including the Daytona, the Dino and the Berlinetta Boxer.

The first production GTB rolled off the assembly line with a body made of fibreglass. Ferrari were unsure if they would register enough interest with the model, and so tested the waters with fibreglass which could be made more cost-effectively in small numbers. The instant success of the “Vetroresina” meant that they would indeed tool up to build the car in steel.

The engine was a 3.0 litre 90-degree V8, with belt-driven twin overhead camshafts per cylinder bank. It was transversely mounted in unit with the transaxle transmission assembly, which was below and to the rear of the engine's sump. All models used a fully synchromeshed 5-speed manual and a clutch-type limited slip differential. Suspension was all-independent.

The fibreglass cars and early cars were equipped with carburettors and a dry sump, however in late 1979 the cars started to feature a wet sump and then in 1980 Ferrari made the leap to Bosch K-Jetronic mechanical fuel injection in order to meet ever more tricky U.S. emission standards. Clearly, Enzo Ferrari did not want to go this route as the race cars of the day retained carburettors. This change had several resulting effects to the 308. For one, it lost the intoxicating intake howl of the Webers.

About this specific vehicle
Manufactured in 1976 & Delivered new to Australia where it was first registered in 1977, this Ferrari 308 GTB 'Vetroresina' is finished in the timeless colourway of Rosso over a tan interior.

Imported and registered in the UK in 2015, the owner deliberately sought out a solid and low mileage example from a dry climate such as Australia. The car is now offered to market from the care of its 2nd UK owner and as such, shows just one former keeper on the V5C. Although used only sparingly, OBA 462P would be a regular participant at many Ferrari Owner's Club rallies and tours.

Complete with its original owner’s manual and service book, this elegant Ferrari 308 GTB 'Vetroresina' has recently been subject to a major cambelt service and additional works by marque specialists, DK Engineering. The GTB is a rarer car on our roads than the later GTS model and to many, demonstrates the Pininfarina design in a purer form.

HPI Checked & Clear with Certificate

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Technical Details

Vehicle Details

Make Ferrari
Model 308 GTB
Mileage 36983
Year 1977
Transmission Manual
Fuel Type Petrol
Model Variant Vetroresina
Body Type Coupe
Doors 2
Colour Rosso Red

Performance

BHP 0
Torque 0
Engine Size 4.0
Acceleration 0
Top Speed 0

Economy

Average MPG 0
Urban 0
Extra Urban 0

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