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'71 Dino 246 GTB for sale....in

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  1. Gimme Fuel

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    Good eve gents.
    I found this car put up for sale here in Norway (close to my house actually):)
    The car is a Swiss import car, and are still somewhere outside of Norway for the time being.
    Now, I dont know so much about the 246 prices, but one million Norwegian Crowns for this car (162.453 USD) is that WAY over the top??
    http://www.finn.no/finn/car/used/result?CAR_MAKE=2999&CAR_MODEL=7944
    :)
     
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    Hi Paal, :)

    Would that price include Norwegian registration taxes???
     
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  3. Gimme Fuel

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    I guess so....I HOPE so.. :D
    (I'm not buying though) ;)
     
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    I was just trying to find out if the price was way over the top, or reasonable!
    How much is the registration tax in Norway....in percentage???
     
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    It is an "L" series (one of the first 357 246GT cars) and so it is a bit rarer than a typical 246GT so that adds value. That being said, it does not look like a completely restored car (the interior looks tired and I can't read the description). With that kind of milage, unless the car was completely restored, I'd say it was considerably overpriced. That being said, the Dino market is strong and prices are surprising even the most subjective Dino owners.
     
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    It dosent says anything about being restored, only some work with the engine and trans....so according to the ad, the car is in great condition.
     
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    The car is an oldtimer (+30 years) so reg and tax are almost nothing!
    maybe 500 NOK a year in insurance...thats it.....but still, a million NOK is a bit too much for the average Norwegian Ferrari enthusiast! :D
     
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    There is a car for sale at 105.000 £ in UK at the moment...
    Ciao
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    OK, thats 1.3 million Norwegian, so I guess it's not so bad after all then ;)
     
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