Thing is, unlike many barn find ‘Ferraris’ on Ebay, this is a real one!
To be honest, this is the sort of car, and the sort of story, that you think could only happen on TV…
Apparently, the owner was going through a divorce and didn’t want his wife getting her hands on his pride and joy, so literally hid it in a barn, covered in straw, and left it there. Incredible!
As you can see, this neglect took its toll and this Dino now looks more like a Dinosaur…something that’s been dug up from the ground!
Click the link or photo below to see the full listing, along with the other photos. It will break your heart!
For sale – 1979 Ferrari Dino 308 GT4
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