At the first time I thought it was a "normal" Ferrari 250 GTO ( normal is a sort of abuse), but then I saw the number plate and I read "330 GTO". What does it mean? So I took some information on the internet and I found that this 250 GTO is really called 330 GTO. This is what I've found: 36 cars were made in the years '62/'63, three of them with the four-litre 330 engine, sometimes unofficially called the "330 GTO" - recognizable by the large hump on the hood ( If you see carefully the hood you can find it). This engine can develop over 400 hp. In 1964 others three 250 GTO were built. These ones are called "Type 64", with revised bodywork.
