1967 Ferrari 500 Superfast Series II Coupe - Auto Collections Display Card

This is a photograph of a framed dealer/museum placard from The Auto Collections at the Imperial Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada (phone 702-794-3174, AutoCollectionS.com) describing a 1967 Ferrari 500 Superfast Series II Coupe, inventory ID# 8459, priced at $1,600,000. The card states this car is one of only two right-hand-drive 500 Superfast Series II examples built. The text explains the model's significance: its 400 horsepower 4962 cc V-12 engine was the most powerful engine available in a passenger car in 1964, and with a 170 mph top speed it was the fastest. The 500 Superfast debuted at the Geneva show in March 1964, continuing the luxury image Ferrari had established with the 410 and 400 Superamericas built 1956-1964, and served as the grand finale to Ferrari's America series. The car carried long-wheelbase coachwork similar in style to the America models, mostly built by Pininfarina. Only thirty-seven 500 Superfasts were built between 1964 and 1966, of which twelve were the later 5-speed Series 2 cars. Readers learn production numbers, engine specs, model history, and this specific car's rarity and asking price. Note: this is not a Ford Crown Victoria document.