At the Cars & Bids auction, a recreation of the racing Ferrari 330 P4 built by Norwood Autocraft was sold for $600,000. Bidding ended on June 30, 2026 after 46 bids. This is reported by Cars & Bids.
Ferrari 330 P4 from Norwood: aluminum body and engine from 456
The car has chassis No. 13 from a series that, according to the lot description, comprises about 15 replicas of the 1967 model. This example was presumably built in 2005. Its hand-built aluminum body rests on a steel tubular space frame.
Behind the seats is a 5.5-liter V12 from a Ferrari 456. The engine sends drive to the rear wheels through a five-speed manual Porsche G50 gearbox. The shift lever has an exposed gated shift gate.
Equipment includes:
- 15-inch Tecnomagnesio wheels with center lock;
- tires replicating Firestone Indy;
- adjustable suspension;
- straight-through exhaust system;
- working headlights, taillights, and windshield wiper.
Ferrari replica for $600 thousand: what flaws the seller pointed out
There are scratches on the body and an area of cracked paint at the front. The wheels have chips and cracks, and the suspension needs setup and wheel alignment adjustment.
The seller also reported an oil leak from the engine and difficult gear shifting. In his opinion, the latter could have been caused by ungreased bushings in the mechanism.
The car was sold under a purchase and sale agreement without a vehicle registration document. The auction warned that the possibility of registering it in the US depends on the requirements of the specific state.