Not unlike 'M' or 'Shelby' edition vehicles, the Scaglietti design imprint represents a kind of upper crust of Ferrari builds. The difference, however, is that the name generally refers to deadstock models, meaning Scaglietti-edition vehicles are a rarity to encounter, to say the least. One of the cars - a 1964 250 GT/L Berlinetta - will soon go on sale in London through an auction by RM Sotheby's. The car's understated beauty perfectly accentuates the design language of Ferrari, and is here sho...
Not unlike 'M' or 'Shelby' edition vehicles, the Scaglietti design imprint represents a kind of upper crust of Ferrari builds. The difference, however, is that the name generally refers to deadstock models, meaning Scaglietti-edition vehicles are a rarity to encounter, to say the least. One of the cars - a 1964 250 GT/L Berlinetta - will soon go on sale in London through an auction by RM Sotheby's. The car's understated beauty perfectly accentuates the design language of Ferrari, and is here sho...
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