Tampering with vintage Ferraris is seen as a big no-no to many gearheads, but one gearhead said to hell with tradition. This 1963 Ferrari 250 GTE surfaced about two years ago and made a splash with its 302 cubic-inch Chevrolet V-8 under the hood. Now, it's up for sale.

The ChevFerrari surfaced for sale on eBay in search of a new owner with a "Buy It Now" price of $120,000. According to the seller, that's a deal after $150,000 was spent on the restoration and modifications to make this Ferrari what it is today. That includes a complete restoration of the body, parts, paint, and original Ferrari trim pieces. In fact, the seller went to great lengths to source a legitimate Ferrari windshield and rubber seals.

Moving past the body, not much else is original from Ferrari. The engine, as mentioned, is a small-block Chevrolet mill, typically found in late-1960s Camaros, the rear end is from Ford, and the transmission is a 6-speed unit sourced from a Dodge Viper. It's a hodgepodge of high-performance components. One other weird fact: the paint color isn't a Ferrari red, but actually a Mitsubishi hue. Inside, a lot of the original components have been replaced with typical aftermarket units, including the gauges and seats.

It will be interesting to see what the car sells for. It's bound to have more than a few fans, but also just as many wagging fingers.