On 18 May 2018, Silverstone’s held an auction in association with the Ferrari Owner’s Club GB, and Supercarsandclassics.com is pleased to bring you a few of the highlights of this auction.

If you’d like full details, the results of the auction can be found here: http://www.silverstoneauctions.com/a-sale-of-ferraris-in-association-with-ferrari-owners-club-gb/view_lots

Automobilia and watches went under the hammer first, and then a couple of hours later, the Ferraris were offered.

A 1992 Ferrari 348 TS ‘Targa’ went under the hammer for £60,000. This 8-cylinder, manual right-hand drive beauty had only one owner, with a ‘Rosso Corsa’ red exterior and magnolia and red interior. It also had only 5,500 miles on the odometer. It was offered with the original handbook and complete toolkit, with a new MOT.

A 2009 Ferrari 612 Scaglietti ‘One to One’ was knocked down for £93,938. This right-hand drive, 12-cylinder, rare baby had just over 24,000 miles on the odometer and was finished in Rosso Mugello with a Cuoio ‘Daytona’ interior. It was believed to be one of 20 right-hand drive “O-TO-O” cars. The “One to One” is the Ferrari personalization program which was launched in 2008.

A 1996 Ferrari F355 Spider went under the hammer for £94,667. This Giallo Modena exterior and Nero interior, with a 6-speed manual gear box, was a right-hand drive with only 12,200 miles on the odometer. This vehicle came with air conditioning, a stereo CD player, and black brake calipers. It also came with its original handbooks and toolkit.

Ferrari 456M GTA sold for £47,500. This 12-cylinder right hand drive, with a Tour de France Blue exterior and a dark blue leather interior, had a 4-speed automatic transmission, fully documented service record, and had only 28,900 miles on the exterior.

A 1978 Ferrari 512 BB was knocked down for just £140,625. It was one of just 101 UK-supplied right-hand drive Ferrari 512 BBs. It had 39,700 miles on the odometer, and had been restored in 1997.