A very nice, well-respected,
and very late Daytona Spyder. This is the second to the last production Daytona
Spyder ever made! Delivered to a Mr. Hendrix in 1973, it went through the hands
of a few other Florida collectors before being acquired by the famed Hong Kong collector,
Chip Connor, in 1994. The car was mildly damaged by Mr. Connors mechanic on a
test drive but was carefully and thoroughly repaired by Bill Stoessel at
Coachcraft in California, and was acquired by the current owner after that. The
US-specification car was driven sparingly, has only 57,000 original miles since
new. It has been maintained indoors throughout its entire life.
Condition:
Excellent
factory condition throughout. The car has its original engine, body, gearbox
and wheels. The body is very nice, with no indication of rust anywhere. Interior
is also very nice, with the headliner, dash, door seals and glass being all in
excellent condition. The drivers seat has some very mild scuffing. The engine has
strong compression and runs very well. Transmission and clutch both work well
and the car comes complete with beautiful Borrani wires, a factory tool kit and
original manuals. This car is an excellent candidate for a nice-weather driver
and with some minor attention to detail, could be an award-winning show car. It is available for inspection in the Seattle
area.
Body DesignPininfarinaBody Built
ByScaglietti
Chassis No.17071Engine
No. 17071
Engine TypeV-12
60 Material Alloy
block & heads
Size4.4
LitersBore
& Stroke81mm x 71mm
HP352bhp
& 318 ft lbs torqueValve
TrainSOHC
Transmission5-speed Ferrari manual with single-plate Borg & Beck dry
clutch
Carburetion
6 We 40 DCN-20carburettors
ChassisSteel tubular frame with steel and
alloy body