Knokke-Heist, Belgium – 10 October 2025
In a compelling blend of rarity, provenance, and concours-worthy presentation, Broad Arrow Auctions — a Hagerty company — is set to make waves at its inaugural Zoute Concours Auction during Zoute Grand Prix Car Week. The exclusive sale, taking place on Friday 10 October at the picturesque Approach Golf in Knokke-Heist, will feature two exceptional Ferrari berlinettas that are already turning heads in the global collector car community.
A Ferrari Finished in Pine: The 1967 275 GTB/4 in Verde Pino
First among the star consignments is a highly desirable 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4, estimated between €2.7 and €3.2 million. As one of only a handful delivered new in the ultra-rare Verde Pino (Pine Green), this matching-numbers “four-cam” coupe is Ferrari Classiche certified and has led a remarkably original life — never having required a full restoration thanks to meticulous stewardship by a succession of high-profile collectors.
Chassis No. 10563 exudes authentic period charm, complete with its original Borrani wire wheels, Blaupunkt stereo, and distinctive Arancio leather interior. Even its toolkit, jack, books, and the coveted Ferrari Classiche ‘Red Book’ remain intact, offering a holistic ownership experience for the most discerning Ferrari enthusiast.
This particular 275 GTB/4, one of just 330 four-cam models ever built, also benefits from a factory-correct refinish and retrim, cementing its place as one of the most original and visually striking examples in existence.
Avorio Ivory Elegance: The 1970 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 ‘Plexi’ Daytona
Joining it is another Maranello masterpiece: a 1970 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona, more affectionately known as a ‘Plexi’ for its original full-width Plexiglas headlight cover — a feature discontinued shortly thereafter due to U.S. regulations.
What sets this Daytona apart is its spectacular Avorio (Ivory) paintwork, making it one of just two known to have left the factory in this creamy hue. Originally delivered via Belgium’s legendary Garage Francorchamps, the car was first owned by none other than Baron Hughes “Hugh” de Fierlant, a Le Mans veteran and celebrated Belgian racing driver with ties to the esteemed Écurie Francorchamps team.
Chassis No. 13357 is fitted with a period-correct Beige Scuro and Nero leather interior and retains its original Colombo V12, verified through Ferrari Classiche certification granted in 2011. Its professional restoration pays faithful homage to the factory specification, preserving the car’s authenticity and enhancing its concours credentials.
An Auction with International Allure
Held in collaboration with the prestigious Zoute Grand Prix Car Week (8–12 October 2025), the auction promises to be a jewel in the crown of Europe’s luxury automotive calendar. Seventy curated collector cars will cross the block, but these two rare Ferraris are already establishing the tone for an exceptional debut event.
Gregory Tuytens, Head of Consignments for Belgium and the Netherlands at Broad Arrow, highlighted the significance of these early consignments:
“The provenance, condition, and especially the colour schemes of both the 275 GTB/4 and the 365 GTB/4 ‘Plexi’ Daytona ensure they are among the finest examples of their kind. Their presence underscores the quality collectors can expect from our inaugural Zoute Concours Auction.”
Joe Twyman, VP of Sales for Broad Arrow’s EMEA Region, added:
“These early highlights demonstrate the strength of interest from collectors across Europe and beyond. With more exciting consignments on the horizon, our Zoute debut is shaping up to be a landmark event.”
A Rare Opportunity for Discerning Collectors
Both Ferraris not only offer stunning aesthetics and engineering pedigree but also represent golden opportunities for collectors seeking investment-grade examples with unique provenance and rarity. As the countdown to the Zoute Concours Auction begins, anticipation is building for what promises to be a spectacular showcase of automotive heritage.
