1971 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona “Left the factory in Giallo Senape”

Gallery Aaldering

Gallery Aaldering is offering this Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona “Left the factory in Giallo Senape” for sale.

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– “Giallo Senape” – only 9 were ever delivered and it’s still in this color
– Fully restored and rebuilt – The process is documented in numerous invoices
– Matching numbers and colors
– History known—by “Ferrari detective” Massini
– Accompanied by a large volume of documentation
– Restoration featuring only well-known names
– The leather has been restored with craftsmanship

At Gallery Aaldering’s family-owned company, everything revolves around cars that evoke emotion. Cars that do far more than simply deliver impressive performance. Some Ferraris possess that ability to an extraordinary degree. The Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona is one of those Ferraris that is not merely admired, but has become the symbol of an era in which design, engineering, and passion came together on a level that scarcely exists today. It was a completely different era, and this particular example transports you straight back to 1971 — or perhaps, judging by its wonderfully original interior, to around 1975. More on that later.

Some color combinations completely transform a car. This Ferrari is finished in the rare shade of “Giallo Senape,” a mustard-yellow hue that accentuates the lines of the Daytona in an almost theatrical way. Only nine examples were ever delivered new in this color, and as far as is known, this is the only Daytona still wearing its original Giallo Senape paint today. That makes this Ferrari not only exceptionally rare, but also absolutely mesmerizing to behold. A Daytona is already a very special Ferrari by nature, but in this specification? Legendary. It is a color that comes alive in the light, highlighting the sharp lines of the iconic design and perfectly matching the outspoken personality of the Daytona.

This Ferrari was delivered new in Italy in 1971. After several years, the car moved to Switzerland before eventually making its way to the United States through Rob de la Rive Box. Ultimately, the car returned to Europe and became part of a German collection.

Over the past years, this Daytona has been restored, rebuilt, and mechanically overhauled with the utmost care. A process in which no expense was spared and only renowned specialists were involved. The bodywork was entrusted to Auto Classica Rubbio, while the engine and gearbox were rebuilt by Roelofs Engineering. The chrome work was completed in Italy, and the correct carpets were specially produced in Modena.

What makes this restoration particularly special is the fact that original elements were carefully preserved wherever possible. The original leather seats and dashboard, for example, were intentionally left untouched. As a result, the interior does not feel newly restored, but authentically preserved. In Gallery Aaldering’s opinion, this represents the very best of both worlds: the quality of a high-level restoration combined with the atmosphere and soul of an original car.

This Daytona is matching numbers and, as mentioned, matching colors as well. The history of the car has also been extensively researched and documented by renowned Ferrari historian Massini. In addition, the car is accompanied by an impressive collection of documentation and invoices detailing the complete restoration process.

The Daytona was never just another Ferrari. It was the final classic front-engined V12 Ferrari from a bloodline that traces directly back to the very origins of the marque itself. The long hood, the proportions, and the subtle aggression of the design reveal a Ferrari from an era when beauty and mechanical perfection went hand in hand.

And then there is the V12. The moment the engine comes to life, you immediately understand why legendary Ferraris like this have achieved an almost mythical status. The sound is raw, mechanical, and emotional all at once. Not a filtered experience, but pure sensation. This Daytona does not merely drive impressively — it feels extraordinary in every sense.

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Gallery Aaldering is a family owned business since 1975. Founder Nico Aaldering and his son Nick are responsible for operational and executive management. The company has been in Brummen since 1987 and started on the location where they currently have their second workshop and detailing shop. Nico started very small, with only three employees. People who still work for the company today. The company grew rapidly and established a name for itself based on quality. In the nineties it was time for expansions after many years of selling Alfa Romeo, then Italian cars later on followed by British cars as well. At the end of 2000 Gallery Aaldering moved to the current premises at the Arnhemsestraat in Brummen. This showroom was build according to Nico's idea and sketches and has a Neoclassical style to match the classic cars inside. During this time Nick entered the company after finishing his studies and working for different automotive companies. Gallery Aaldering expanded and gained momentum with the decades of experience offered by Nico and the bright new ideas and progressive vision offered by Nick. The collection became more diverse with an important move upwards to higher segments. Gallery Aaldering has grown to become one of the largest classic car dealers in Europe. There are about 350 classic cars on display on four floors with a Grand Café and special rooms for business meetings. As a family owned business Gallery Aaldering is proud of its history and traditions, but the future is just as important. At the heart of this all is the passion for classic automobiles. For that reason they participate in the most impressive classic car rally in the world, the Mille Miglia. A deeply rooted love for cars. You will find this in both their genes and the identity of this family owned business.