When historic Ferraris come up for auction, the collector car world usually sits up and takes notice.
When “Holy Grail” examples of the prancing horse come up bids, spending records often fall.
That figures to be the case Nov. 13 in New York City when one of the top 1962 Ferrari GTOs on the globe goes under the RM Sotheby’s gavel. The 330 LM/250 GTO by Scaglietti could well become the highest-selling car ever to change hands at a public auction, and quite possibly land as the second-most expensive
