Rivalry comes in many forms, from sibling rivalry, all the way to automotive rivalry. What the made Enzo Ferrari proud, was when Ferrari took first, second and third position at the 1967 24 Hours of Daytona, as a counter to Ford’s first, second and third position in the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans. Enzo Ferrari hung a picture of that proud moment in his office till his death.
Powering the 330 P4 is a 4.0L (3967cc) V12 engine which produces 450bhp. Coupled with the sleek body, the 330 P4 boasts the power, as well as looks. Canadian billionaire Lawrence Stroll, is the owner of the only original Ferrari 330 P4. Considering it’s sheer rarity, it is not surprising that replica kits are available. Prices for the real 330 P4 is estimated to be around $10 million. Replica kits, on the other hand, starts from an affordable $50,000 (Which uses a Rover engine paired with Renault drive trains) all the way to $200,000 (Powered by a Ferrari 400i V12).
Enjoy the video below, featuring Lawrence Stroll’s original 330 P4.
(Picture credit goes to Ferrari)
