Ferrari Dino 246 GT 1972 2
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Ferrari Dino 246 GT 1972 2
184791
243695
485800
577178
793273
846948
933923
1087221
1128151
1323928
1576212
1630239
1717629
1862913
1935298
2035832
2167971
2212319
2596272
2650066
2792804
2940533
3373643
3424515
3546137
3629799
3924423
4039735
4196892
4249543
4324282
4446774
4579829
4646400
4711354
4990747
5084261
5397962
5453270
5520253
5715505
5847739
5915159
6096745
6187719
6349493
6469794
6593988
6612017
Who to contact

Ian Barkaway

info@barkaways.com
01622 872100

Following the death of its owner, the Dino was purchased by a dealer and subsequently saved from the museum and shipped back to the UK in 2012. Upon arrival, the dealer decided to restore the car – whilst being parked up on a main road. The current owner happened to see the car having its paint being crudely removed with a grinder and decided he had to step in. He described the car as a “shell and bag of bits” but willingly offered his immaculate Ferrari F430 and cash in exchange for the project.

The car was carefully stored in the current owners dehumidified garage whilst he actively sought out a company with whom he could entrust the full restoration of his newly acquired Ferrari Dino.

In 2016 the owner attended the Barkaways Annual Open Day, he was so impressed that in October of the same year he commissioned a full two-year restoration of Chassis #05214.
The restoration took some 2000 hours and included the metal, body, chassis and paint work – chrome, interior, engine, gearbox, suspension and brakes.