Might want to sell my 1989 Mondial t MAYBE

Red and grey? Interesting and pretty uncommon. Original?

Very nice too.

 

Respectfully - if you'd like to offer your car for sale , then do so and include a price - to not include a price and repeatedly suggest you might not wanna sell it probably isn't going to motivate many buyers - just my 2cts ...

 

Mine too.

 

True--what they said.

 

I'll offer $25900. But honestly I don't know what a low ball offer on Mondial is.... So forgive me if that qualifies.

Looks like a great car, but honestly I'll never understand the blocky minimalism of the 1980s. Seems "incomplete" in someway that I can't really describe otherwise. GLWS, unless I am NOT a low baller, and if so, hit me up for some cash so we can get this thing in my garage!

 

Do you want it or not?

But I can assure you, $25900 IS a lowball offer, and an embarrassing one at that.

 

It always bothers me when someone says "no lowballs" when they don't even list an asking price.

 

Where can one get those mondialt floor mats? Awesome!! Don't think they are original/oem, am I wrong? How/where can I get them? Thanks.

Temple

 

GLWS!

 

Is it really?

1982 Ferrari Mondial 8


Metrolina Auto Group

As previous posters have said, it's not really easy to know where to start when you don't post an asking price. I was just trying to give a starting point to the OP.

And, yes I do want that car for that price

 

I'll pay you your full asking price, but I'm not sure if I want a Mondial.

 

Mondial 8 and a QV are totally different cars. One cannot compare these with a T. The looks, technology and driving behavior is very different, if not the best of the Mondial serie. One is looking at a car of at least 40K (that being at the low end), especially with the extra parts. Try to get a spare shock actuator from somewhere.

However an indication might be useful, but respect for Lino. It's difficult to sell something if you are attached to something so at the same time difficult to give an indication.

 

+1

Ad's like these are usually a way to ask for an impossibly high price.
Either it is for sale or it isn't. Not "maybe for sale". lol
So make up your mind first and then try again.

I like the car though.

 

Gee I have an idea, how about if someone is interested in Lino's Mondial they pm him and then price can be discussed.

 

FChat could improve this by requiring posters state the asking price--some of the other auto forums have this requirement.

 

Just for the record... Lino originally posted this thread in the Mondial forum, which would have been an informative and constructive discussion amongst this model's aficionados. How it got moved to the classifieds is another story.

 

Yes, that is especially embarrassing! Would you really buy an older Ferrari of which you know nothing about?

Please see Tijn's post for some initial insight.

 

That changes things a lot.
IMO intended classifieds should have to state a price.

 

As someone who has been actively shopping for the last 2 years and in earnest the last 6 months, when 3.2 and T Mondials all jumped $10k in price (ridign the 308) there has been a noticeable slowdown in their sales rate. Yes that's seasonal too, but a year ago cars were moving very quickly in that $25-$30 range. Now that that range has gone $35-$45 its not so active, so does that mean they are priced right? Something is priced right when it sells IMO. I'm not bashing the Mondial, because I'm looking for one.

This car looks very clean, hard to fully tell because the palm tree is in the way but should be at the upper end of the price range no doubt. But what is that realistic price range...?

 

It would have to be extremely sorted to fetch more than $35K in the "real" market. The 3.2s fetch up to $30K, the 3 liter cars with the railroad sleepers fetch up to $25K. Asking prices are of course all over the place, but meaningless.