Everything about the 250 Testa Rossa is flowing and sensuous, from the stylish and purposeful pontoon-fendered body to the rip-snorting notes emanating from the world-class, race-winning V-12 engine under the hood. Consider the results: the 250 Testa Rossa’s 1958 season included clinching the Constructor’s Title in the World Sportscar Championship and was headlined by an overall win in the 24 Hours of Le Mans. To paraphrase Shakespeare, it is the sound and fury, signifying everything, and it has made the “Red Head” one of the most iconic and perpetually desirable sports-racing cars in the world.

This intricately detailed Ferrari 250 TR children’s car was built by Michele Conti in 1985. The flick of a switch starts its gasoline-powered engine, allowing two small passengers to ride comfortably on the leather upholstery. Working headlights and taillights, correct badging, beautiful wire wheels, and a side mirror complete the illusion of a real racecar. The handsome aluminum body, wrapped over a tubular chassis, features automotive-quality paintwork, chrome side pipes, and an ornate wooden steering wheel. It is in excellent condition with no notable flaws or imperfections and would make for a unique and impressive gift this holiday season.