I assume you've seen these

I looked at the 83 400ia. Has several issues: (1)Low compression on #8 cylinder 160 vs 180 on the others (2) Interior needs a redye, and (3) The car has been repainted from original black.

Seemed very nice on the phone right up to the point I decided to look elsewhere then things were not entirely pleasant.

And, once again, those databases are a bankbook saver. Thanks Dave.

Scott B

 

Anyone know about the 365 2+2???

As a Californian, I'm interested in the 1975 or older for smog hassle reasons.

 

And why would the 83 have body-colored bumpers?

..and how unusual for the car in Houston to have hail damage all over the car, even though he claims it was under a heavy car cover. and why was the glass not broken? Selective hail? Or an angry ex-spouse, perhaps?

 

Actually the hail damage car has the look of long years of neglect to add to the body damage issues.

As for the 83, I think that the body color bumpers a la the 412 paint scheme are an improvement over the stock black bumpers and rear valence.

John

 

The 83' looks like a complete do-over. Nothing original.

 

If you buy the 365, you don't get the tool kit?

Other than that, it looks like the best of the lot.

 

Dave, have you physically eyeballed the hail damage 400i?
ed

 

Well, you can have mine for $20K. Found a Caterham Seven so I'm a motivated seller!!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ferrari-400i-1983-Ferrari-400i-nice-original-condition-dual-A-C_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ6212QQihZ018QQitemZ280126814375QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW

Cheers,
Aaron
'82 GTSi
'83 400iA

 

Very tempting!

 

12 months same as cash?

 

lol

 

Preston?