Ferrari 250 GT Lusso - Barkaways Servicing & Maintenance

Watch Ian discuss and test drive one of his favourite Ferraris - the 60's 250 GT Lusso, following some servicing work on the car.
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[@jimhunter4999]

In 1965, while a student at the Defense Language Institute in Monterey CA, I had a 1965 MGB. I remember coming across a red 250 Lusso many times in Carmel. I always had the top down and more than once found myself following it and enjoying the sound of the exhaust and the smell of the fumes.

[@cobra1010]

What a fantastic car! No brand can compete with Ferrari when it comes to these GT cars!

[@stevemayne8377]

Please keep sharing these fantastic car’s ,the knowledge you share and passion you have really comes through, always look forward to the next video.thank you .

[@jasonjcr_cars819]

An absolute pleasure to watch and listen to you explain this gem in the 250 family. The noise alone is part of the price tag I say.
I really appreciate when owners don’t overly restore these cars. I prefer to see / keep the exterior / interior original when possible. We don’t need plastic surgery, some visible mileage isn’t a bad thing! Would love to see a tear down on a 250 engine (unless I’ve missed it)
Thanks Ian. Cheers Jason #jcr_cars

[@Schlipperschlopper]

Sadly in EU and USA very soon all gas cars will be illegal!!!!

[@Contractnik]

Love the way the tach dances in rhythm with the shifts.

[@TurbineResearch]

Thanks for sharing such a great old machine! Love watching this channel

[@ricardomatos6316]

Amazing content. Really enjoy your videos 👌

[@chrisbali5246]

Fantastic videos thank you.

[@myZisfantastic]

These beauties were, and of course still are, pure work of art! The Ferraris nowadays looks almost vulgar when you look these masterpieces!

[@daveglover6115]

Nice share, thank you! The central bonnet vent on the Lusso were apparently factory sealed closed, I was wondering if any owners had perhaps modified them for purpose?

[@paulwoolnough9837]

I love watching your Ferrari video . And what a stunning Ferrari 250 🥰👍

[@timsiggs7993]

Beautiful car and you can tell how much it means to you, must stem from working at D-F"s back in the day!!!

[@bondy284]

More videos please 👍🇦🇺

[@SpacedOdyssey]

Lovely !

[@haydndavies1269]

Beautiful car 1964 not 1963 first one came out in 1962 for the Paris motor show and it came out officially in 1963

[@jonathansmythe6273]

Nice car, not one I am familiar with. Wonder if it influenced the E-type design. I see some similarities.

[@SmallBlogV8]

The E-Type appeared in 1961, so slightly earlier.

[@audrilcobroi4254]

I know who has a warehouse full of old Ferrari parts and does not know who to sell them to

[@paulmeersa7162]

At 8 mins sounds like a 5 speed!

[@jjefferyworboys8138]

Late 1950's and 60's Ferraris have so much style and elegance with glorious small V12s. Todays cars are fat, ugly and vulgar by comparison.

[@roverwaters3875]

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