January 11, 2023 WHITE MISCHIEF photography by CHRISTOPHER GRIFFITH Briefly owned by a Dutch playboy and the granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller, the first “Tre Posti” found its way back to its original owner, Luigi Chinetti, in 1969. Photographed at the Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum, Philadelphia, 2015. THE 1966 FERRARI 365P ‘ TRE POSTI’ “With an estimated value north of $23 million, only two were ever made.” Pininfarina’s center-driver, two-passenger cockpit layout wouldn’t be repeated until the McLaren F1, 26 years later. With a moon roof and zero seat belts, the 365p was the first Ferrari designed for road use with a mid-mounted V12 engine.