$112k for this car, good/bad ?

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Medium. 105-110K would be good. If your not stuck on black this one appears very nice, services are listed as 'all done' and priced well....http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/FERRARI-360-COUPE-SERVICE-AND-CLUTCH-WORK-DONE_W0QQitemZ330224411386QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item330224411386

 

Of course... you'll need to make sure all the campaigns are up-to-speed especially the cam variator campaign. I had a year 2000 360 and there was a long-ish list of campaigns I had performed on my car all of which, and perhaps more, will be required for yours.

Car looks amazing... black on black... very cool.

Good luck with the PPI.

Frank

 

I havven't seen many black 360's on the market lately for some reason. It is a fair price, not high, not low IMHO. RTGT is a reputable seller so that is good also.
Hope the PPI goes well!

BT

 

Just ask for the service records, they indicate the campaigns that were done.

 

What RTGT says is True they are very reputable and no BS. All cars they sell have all campaigns done and they service them as well. IMO I agree with the price a little high but not too high. Nice deal $105k but then again you have tubi, challenge grill etc.

Make sure to check on the clutch wear, tires and brake and rotor wear on the ppi.

 

Low miles for the year, shields, grills, looks like H-Fi, calipers...with all servicve records, and campaings done..I would say the $112k is a steal...

 

car looks great...just got a silver/grey 2000 w/ 1730 miles for $116,550 in manual...

only concern would be its a 1999 F1....

 

Needs 30K service. Had 15K service.

 

Why?

 

It's a 1999, had a 15k service recently but should have a 30k service due at 6 years (pulleys, tensioners etc).

 

Are you possibly confusing a 30K service with the timing belt service? According to FNA scheduled maintenance, the timing belt service is recommended every 3 yrs. or 15K miles, whichever occurs first.
This service consists of, replace timing belts, tensioners, and accessory belts. Adjust belts, SD2 test, reset Montronics, bleed coolant system, road test.

The 30K service is done at 30K miles.

 

Oh, I did not note that it had a 30K service in 2005. Did I miss this in the add or did you get this info elsewhere?

 

I must say, that car is stunning in black!

 

Beautiful Car, looks excellent and pretty loaded for the Model Year, the price seems fair for someone who wants that color car with those options.

 

Why would you put money down on it, order a PPI, and THEN ask if it was a good deal?
Just curious....

 

I originally stated 30K and edited my post after contacting three authorized dealers who stated 15K. That just wasn't sitting right with me so I contacted the horses mouth, FNA who confirmed 30K. It's unfortunate that some of the authorized dealers whom we typically rely on for service recommendations and or general inquiries were unable to offer correct information on one of the most widely discussed and controversy items ever in Ferrari service.

 

A 30K service is typically completed at 30K and has nothing to do with time UNLESS prior recommended services were not completed or a problem occurs such as leaking cam seals and gaskets. Of course its quite possible that the car in question didn't require the full 30K service but was completed regardless.

 

I know it's not on topic, but I read something that interested me...

"would only be out $1k"

Let's say for whatever reason he decides not to buy the car, would he or should he expect to be out the $1k deposit???

If it were you, would you expect to be out the money or would you expect the dealer to refund the deposit after you decided against the car???

 

If the car has all service and recalls up to date it's a good deal. Low miles, lots of options and the black is just beautiful.
Also the 99 cars are slightly faster, no pre cats and no air smog system. I have 26K on my 99 360F1 and have never had a problem and contrary to what some will say the F1 works perfectly, you just have to know how to an F1!

If the PPI checks out, I say go for it.