$36 million Ferrari 250 LM noticed driving in Maranello

Earlier this week, a 1964 Ferrari 250 LM was offered at RM Sotheby’s Paris public sale. The legendary race automotive, which had been within the custody of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum for 54 years, went for $36 million.

Previous to being put up on the market on the public sale, the 250 LM was despatched to Maranello for a radical check-up. It was throughout this time that it was caught driving close to the manufacturing facility. A video shared by @1am_2late reveals the automotive exiting the long-lasting gate with the yellow ‘Ferrari’ signal.

This Ferrari 250 LM was the general winner of the 1965 24 Hours of Le Mans. It was piloted by famous racing drivers Masten Gregory and Jochen Rindt. It is usually the one privateer-entered Ferrari to have received Le Mans. Ferrari constructed 32 examples of the 250 LM.

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