Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
A very rare white 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO (Series I), the only example finished in white (Bianco), starting up and arriving at the 2026 San Marino Motor Classic at Lacy Park, where it won the People’s Choice award. This car, chassis no. 3729GT, is one of 36 250 GTOs built between 1962 and 1964, nine of which were configured in right-hand drive. It was originally owned by British racing driver and Jaguar dealership owner John Coombs, who requested that his car be finished in white and later made several racing modifications to it. The car had a successful racing career and was driven by Graham Hill, Mike Parkes, Roy Salvadori, Mike MacDowel, Mike Salmon, Richie Ginther, and Jack Sears (who won first place (GT Class) in the 1963 Brands Hatch Guards Trophy Race and later owned the car from 1970 to 1999). Now dubbed the “Bianco Speciale”, the Ferrari Classiche Red Book certified car was purchased in January 2026 by David Lee, Chairman and CEO of Hing Wa Lee Jewelers and well-known Ferrari collector, for $38,500,000 ($35,000,000 plus fees) at the Mecum Kissimmee auction. It has recently been returned to factory specification, a process which included repainting, adding a wire mesh front grille, and filling an extra set of side vents, after detailed historical research, and will be displayed and judged at the 2026 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance in August.
(June 13, 2026 / San Marino, CA)
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A very rare white 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO (Series I), the only example finished in white (Bianco), starting up and arriving at the 2026 San Marino Motor Classic at Lacy Park, where it won the People’s Choice award. This car, chassis no. 3729GT, is one of 36 250 GTOs built between 1962 and 1964, nine of which were configured in right-hand drive. It was originally owned by British racing driver and Jaguar dealership owner John Coombs, who requested that his car be finished in white and later made several racing modifications to it. The car had a successful racing career and was driven by Graham Hill, Mike Parkes, Roy Salvadori, Mike MacDowel, Mike Salmon, Richie Ginther, and Jack Sears (who won first place (GT Class) in the 1963 Brands Hatch Guards Trophy Race and later owned the car from 1970 to 1999). Now dubbed the “Bianco Speciale”, the Ferrari Classiche Red Book certified car was purchased in January 2026 by David Lee, Chairman and CEO of Hing Wa Lee Jewelers and well-known Ferrari collector, for $38,500,000 ($35,000,000 plus fees) at the Mecum Kissimmee auction. It has recently been returned to factory specification, a process which included repainting, adding a wire mesh front grille, and filling an extra set of side vents, after detailed historical research, and will be displayed and judged at the 2026 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance in August.
(June 13, 2026 / San Marino, CA)
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Supercars, classics, ultra-luxury cars, and more!
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