Last week, Maranello, home of supercar maker Ferrari, hosted a special gathering to pay tribute to the 50th anniversary of one of its most well-loved cars – the Ferrari Dino. More than 150 specimens of the classic supercar came together for this special occasion.

The original Ferrari Dino was designed by founder Enzo Ferrari’s son, who unveiled a prototype of the mid-engine, rear-wheel drive sports car at the Paris Motor Show in 1965. Three years later and exactly half a century ago, the first production model took to the streets.

The day’s festivities began with Ferrari Dino owners gathering at the Maranello Museum, followed by drive around its iconic Fiorano race track. Invited attendees were then given an exclusive tour of the Italian car maker’s factory, before closing the day with a full-fledged motor parade through the historic arch of Via Abetone Inferiore.