1970 Ferrari

Delivered new through Maranello Concessionaires Ltd in Egham and first registered in January 1971, this example — chassis No. 13945 — is one of just 33 right-hand-drive ‘Plexiglass’ Daytonas ever produced-eight now remain the UK taxed/SORN'd . These early examples featured the beautifully sculpted fixed headlamp design enclosed under clear Perspex covers, a feature that was discontinued shortly after due to U.S. regulatory changes mandating retractable pop-up lamps. Today, these “Plexiglass” Daytonas are considered the most visually pure and collectible iterations of the model, celebrated for their elegant front-end design and rarity.

This particular Daytona has an impeccable three-owner provenance, having remained in the care of its current custodian since 1982. Over its lifetime, it has covered a carefully documented 19,215 miles (30,917 km), a testament to both its originality and cherished preservation.

Originally finished in the striking and extremely rare shade of Viola Metallizzato-one of two in the UK , this car was later refinished in Rosso Corsa, the colour it wears today, complementing its elegant Beige leather interior (VM.3234). Inside, the car remains wonderfully authentic, retaining its original unrestored Daytona seats, factory carpets, and even the original Ferrari-branded cassette radio.

Adding to its exceptional completeness, this Daytona is accompanied by its original tool kit, factory handbooks, and the original Shell duster, a rare survivor that further underlines the car’s remarkable originality and provenance.

As one of just 33 right-hand-drive Plexiglass Daytonas, this example occupies a rarefied position among Ferrari’s most collectible grand tourers. With its ultra-low mileage, beautifully preserved interior, complete factory accessories, and documented long-term ownership, chassis 13945 represents a superb opportunity to acquire one of the finest and most historically significant examples of the legendary Ferrari 365 GTB/4.