1961 Ferrari 250 GT California Spyder


 

Yes – another Ferrari. This time, however, the price rises to a downright affordable $18.5 mil price tag. Frenchman Roger Baillon intended to open a car museum to display his collection, but never got around to making it happen. After his death, the cars were discovered by his family and sold at auction. It would seem to be a pretty good guess that no one in the Baillon family is going to have to worry about affording a gallon of milk anytime soon.

Thesupermat / Own Work

Thesupermat / Own Work

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