330 GT Models

The Record models are resin models made in France.

Record Series I	Record Series II

The HV Mod models are white metal kits made in the UK.

The BBR models are resin models made in Italy.
The Series II model isn't very accurate.  It has the louvered vents, no bumper overriders and the fuel filler on the wrong side.

BBR Series I - 1000-1500 made for all colors
BBR 114A - Red	BBR 114B - Green
BBR 114C - Silver	BBR 114D - Black
Special run of 100 in 1998 for Roger Imboden, owner of SN 6323 Pictures courtesy of Christian Rauch
Special run of 4 for Fritz Leirer, owner of SN 7161 Painted in original color from paint supplied by owner. Picture courtesy of Christian Rauch
BBR Series II
BBR 051A - Red	BBR 051B - Blue
BBR 051C - Green	BBR 051D - Dark Gray

BBR 051E - Silver

BBR RGM22 - Metallic Blue

BBR recently created a special series of 50 to celebrate Paulo Tron's 30th anniversary of model making.  Quite unique with a luggage rack and luggage.

BBR Paulo Tron (BBR 051V) 50 made

ADB 330 GT

The pictures of the ADB model are courtesy of Mike Adams (SN 7815), who out-bid me on eBay for it!  This all metal model made in Italy is fairly accurate except for the location of the Pininfarina emblems on the side.  It does have an opening hood thus showing off the V-12 engine within.

Since then, I found and purchased an unbuilt kit of the ADB model.  So when I get some time, I'll be able to put the PF emblems where they should be.

In 1995, Provence Moulage, France, brought out a resin kit of a Series II car.  It is pretty accurate with the only discrepancy I've noted is the gas filler is on the right side (as if it were a Series I) instead of the left side.  It's interesting that the dash is like the Series I car (twin air vents with the heater lever in the center).  Early Series II cars did continue to have the Series I dash (until supplies were exhausted?) so the model is accurate.  So now I have two kits to build.

In 1987, AMR also put out a model of the 2 headlight 330 GT.  It was made in red, white, burgundy, dark blue, light blue and yellow.

500 total made

There have also been some models of the speciale cars built on a 330 GT chassis.

Ilaro 43020M - SN 7979, The Golden Car by Drogo 350 made
Ilaro - SN 7979, now in red livery 350 made
BBR 111 - SN 6109, Michelotti Special (original color)
BBR 111B - SN 6109, Michelotti Special (painted dark red in 1976) 200 made
BBR 111C - SN 6109, Michelotti Special	BBR 111D - SN 6109, Michelotti Special Soft Top
BBR 167A - SN 9083, Michelotti coupè Red	BBR 167B - SN 9083, Michelotti coupè Metallic Red
BBR 178A - SN 7963, Shooting Brake Special Released 5/2006 BBR 178A - 1970 "Turin Motor Show", Metallic Green/Yellow BBR 178B - 1970 Sand Gold BBR 178C - 1972 Red BBR 178D - 1996 Metallic Green/Yellow
ABC #56 Brianza built 1:43 - SN 7963 500 made Pictures courtesy of Christian Rauch

If you have interest in Ferrari models, I suggest that a good starting point on the web is www.ferrarimodelsclub.it.