Bonhams Auctions will be holding a sale in Great Britain in March dedicated to a unique Ferrari 412 GT 2+2 converted into a smallish pickup truck. The blasphemy on wheels has around 60,000 km (38,000 miles) under its belt and is expected to go for £15-20k, a bargain compared to between 3 and 5 times as much for the original vehicle.
The four-seat, two-door grand tourer ditches the rear seats in favor of an open truck bed lined with wood. Interior additions include a CD player and a quad-spoke steering wheel, but things stay largely stock otherwise.
We’re going to take the liberty of assuming your nervous system is stable at this point, because you have made it through half of the article. Congratulations! Moving on to the crowning horror now.
The hood of this particular Ferrari no longer conceals the iconic 4.9-liter V12, but instead a GM-branded 5.7-liter Small Block V8 paired up with a matching 3-speed A/T.
Watch the video for a reminder of what a non-ruined Ferrari 412 GT looks like.
