This comprehensive service, repair, and maintenance manual provides a wealth of information for owners of the iconic Ferrari 365 series, encompassing both US and European market models.

The manual delves into the intricacies of these magnificent machines, covering a wide range of topics including general information, owner's manuals, basic service and workshop procedures, technical data, and detailed illustrations. These illustrations take the form of exploded view diagrams, offering unparalleled clarity and precision for those working on their Ferrari.

This meticulously detailed manual caters to users of all skill levels, with its user-friendly approach and step-by-step instructions. Whether you are a seasoned mechanic or a dedicated enthusiast, this manual equips you with the knowledge needed to perform repairs and maintenance on your 365 with confidence.

The manual encompasses all major 365 models, including the 365GT4 / Berlinetta Boxer, 365 GT 2+2 (1968), 365 GTC/GTS (1969), 365 GTB4 (1970), 365 GTC4 (1971), 365 GTB4 US (1972), 365 GTC4 US (1972), 365 GT4 2+2 (1973), and 365 GTB4 (1973).

The manual is available in English, French, Italian, and German, ensuring accessibility for a global audience. With its extensive coverage and clear language, this manual becomes your essential companion for understanding and maintaining your prized Ferrari 365.

The Ferrari 365 is a series of luxurious and powerful grand touring cars produced by the iconic Italian automaker Ferrari from 1968 to 1973. The 365 designation refers to the engine's displacement, a 4.4-liter (269 cubic inch) Colombo V12 engine. While the engine remained relatively consistent throughout the series, the models differed in body style and specific features. The series comprised several distinct models, including the 365 GT 2+2, 365 GTC/GTS, 365 GT 4 2+2, and the legendary 365 Daytona. Each model offered a unique blend of performance, style, and driving experience, cementing the 365 series' place as a symbol of Italian automotive prowess.

The 365 series offered a variety of driving experiences, from the more practical and luxurious GT 2+2 with its 2+2 seating configuration, to the sleek and sporty GTC/GTS with its coupe and convertible body styles, and the legendary Daytona, a true performance icon built for speed and handling. The 365 Daytona, introduced in 1969 as the successor to the 275 GTB/4, became a symbol of Ferrari's racing heritage. Its 350-horsepower V12 engine, aerodynamically optimized body, and impressive performance made it a highly sought-after sports car, capable of reaching speeds exceeding 170 mph. The 365 series as a whole represents a pivotal era for Ferrari, bridging the gap between the classic grand touring cars of the 1960s and the more modern and technologically advanced vehicles of the 1970s. The 365 models continue to be revered by enthusiasts for their timeless elegance, powerful performance, and contribution to the rich history of Ferrari.