Ferrari owned by Led Zeppelin's manager to be auctioned in Chichester

The 1973 Ferrari Dino GTS owned by Led Zepplin manager Peter Grant is expected to sell for up to Â£400,000 at Fontwell House

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A 1973 Ferrari 246 Dino GTS first owned by Led Zeppelin's manager Peter Grant could sell for Â£400,000 at auction at Fontwell House on September 8.

The Dino will be sold alongside 60 classic and sports cars by Coys at the ‘Thoroughbred and Vintage’ auction ahead of this year’s Goodwood Revival festival.

A week before the auction, Coys drove the Dino to 484 Kings Road in Chelsea, London, once the headquarters of Swan Song Records, the band’s record label.

Chris Routledge, CEO of Coys, said: “Swan Song Records was Led Zeppelin’s own record label, overseen by Peter Grant and used by the band to promote its own products as well as sign new upcoming artists.

The 1973 Ferrari Dino GTS owned by Led Zepplin manager Peter Grant at the band's former headquarters in Kings Road, Chelsea.

“It’s not hard to imagine Peter Grant driving the Dino around Chelsea and parking it outside the studio back in the day before meeting with the band.”

The right-hand drive Ferrari was delivered new to Mr Grant in 1973, with a list price of £6,620.39 plus delivery charges, number plates and road tax.

Additionally, the car was optioned with non-standard non-metallic paint at £63.16 and leather upholstery at £210.93.