There are many – countless, I’d say – occurrences where car hunters rescue a classic gem hiding for who knows how many years (or decades) in garages, barns, storage units, lean-tos, or even fields, sheds, carports, or forests. It’s not too often that said find is a valuable Italian exotic worth a realistic half a million bucks or more. Well, this is that blue moon – a 1968 Ferrari 330 gets its first wash in a long while. (continue reading…)
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