Identification No.

F102BB26681

Location

United States

| Monterey, California

1979 Ferrari 512 BB/LM Competition Berlinetta

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$880,000 USD | Sold

Sports & Classics of Monterey 2010, Lot 260

FRI

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Identification No.

F102BB26681

Location

United States

| Monterey, California

Sports & Classics of Monterey 2010, Lot 260

Chassis 26681, the very first of the 25 “Silhoute” BB/LMs is pictured at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in June 1979, driven by Jean-Claude Andruet and Spartaco Dini, who had the second-best practice times of any Ferrari entered. An extremely competitive endurance racing machine, the car was running extremely well before it retired after 240 laps.

Chassis 26681, the very first of the 25 “Silhoute” BB/LMs is pictured at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in June 1979, driven by Jean-Claude Andruet and Spartaco Dini, who had the second-best practice times of any Ferrari entered. An extremely competitive endurance racing machine, the car was running extremely well before it retired after 240 laps.

Chassis 26681, the very first of the 25 “Silhoute” BB/LMs is pictured at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in June 1979, driven by Jean-Claude Andruet and Spartaco Dini, who had the second-best practice times of any Ferrari entered. An extremely competitive endurance racing machine, the car was running extremely well before it retired after 240 laps.

Chassis 26681, the very first of the 25 “Silhoute” BB/LMs is pictured at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in June 1979, driven by Jean-Claude Andruet and Spartaco Dini, who had the second-best practice times of any Ferrari entered. An extremely competitive endurance racing machine, the car was running extremely well before it retired after 240 laps.

Chassis 26681, the very first of the 25 “Silhoute” BB/LMs is pictured at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in June 1979, driven by Jean-Claude Andruet and Spartaco Dini, who had the second-best practice times of any Ferrari entered. An extremely competitive endurance racing machine, the car was running extremely well before it retired after 240 laps.

Chassis 26681, the very first of the 25 “Silhoute” BB/LMs is pictured at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in June 1979, driven by Jean-Claude Andruet and Spartaco Dini, who had the second-best practice times of any Ferrari entered. An extremely competitive endurance racing machine, the car was running extremely well before it retired after 240 laps.

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