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The Ferrari 250 California Special was the supercar of its time, offering a cockpit-like driver’s seat and a V12 engine that could make you feel airborne. With its handmade body and streamlined design, this car didn’t just turn heads; it spun them like a record. Sure, the heater was the only luxury, but who needs creature comforts when you’re zooming at 140 mph? Even James Coburn couldn’t resist its charm, once driving off with one that later sold for a cool $11 million!
Ever dreamt of owning one of the earliest Ferraris and felt your bank account’s cold, hard reality slap you awake? Well, here’s a chance to test that financial fantasy. A classic Ferrari is up for grabs at RM Sotheby’s Amelia Island auction, and it might just set you back a cool $10 million. Perfect for anyone who wants to ship it to Italy and pretend to race in the Mille Miglia. So, start checking those couch cushions for spare change or perhaps consider a new career in high-stakes poker!