250 PF Coupe ...

This week's issue of Autoweek includes an article by Keith Martin on a series 2 PF coupe that sold in Feb at Christie's in London for $152k USD. Martin describes the car as being in pretty good condition. Is this the same car shown in post #825 above? The paint color is the same in both and both are series 2 cars.
Ed

 

i clipped the article from autoweek to send to my insurer to support an insured value of 150k.

tom w

 

Wayne:
Ahh, good, thanks. And I see Darren has both of them covered in the PF coupe register. Excellent job, gentlemen!
Ed

 

Any easy 250 PF projects, and or tired drivers forsale ? I am looking for a project where everything is together and complete (minor floor rust and or non - working motor would be ok).

 

A friend called this evening to inform me that the latest (June) issue of SCM has an article on 250 Pf coupes. I do not subscribe to the magazine. Has anybody on here seen it yet?
Ed

 

Hi

Im being offered a 1962 250PF Coupe in perfect original conditions with only 60,000km from new, never restored and with great ownership history, the only non original thing is that the top has been repainted in blue other than that everything else is perfect.

How much do you think this car is worth?

Thanks

 

What ever you can buy it for.

 

To give you a frame of reference my 250 PF Coupe is is a Cavallino award winner with 40k km on it, original condition and I would sell mine for $250k. That is the top end listed in Cavalino magazine. Too far below $250k I would hold on to it and see where the market goes. Not too many trade hands and the cars are so different in condition I think there will be a wide price variance between cars. Hope this helps.

Greg

 

For everyone's information there will be a great 250 coupe on the lawn at Pebble Beach this Sunday. It is owned by Mike Manion from Portland and has been re-done to the highest standards. It's about the best I've ever seen.
Morris

 

Morris:
Please post some pictures and please give us the s.n.
Ed

 

It's 2017GT. These were taken at the 2004 FCA National Concours in Monterey.
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nice.

 

Concerning # 1017GT and Agnelli; Boudejwin message # 733: the show picture is when the car is still with PininFarina.
When 1017 was delivered to Agnelli, it had some modifications: no bumperettes on front bumper, no rear bumper at all, just 2 large bumperettes, aluminium band wrapped around the body starting from the bottom line up to the door. The wheels were exchanged for chromed-ones and the paint scheme was changed to plain marroon.
I enjoyed very much this thread which I am really re-discovering. Sorry to be late.

Patrick

 

someone please remind me again why we EVER disliked these cars?????


(not me tho; I tried to trade my GTC for one only 4 years ago..........and they're not a bad car..........)

james

 

Always loved them, unfortunately I bought and fell in love with my silly old 330.

Regards,

Art S.

 

Mike Manion's car is a beauty, thanks for posting the two photos. Our car (which is s.n. 1747) does not have the hood scoop, but everything else in the front looks the same. I like the Roma license plate, very nice touch, we have a bare front bumper. Our car has one-color red tail lights and a license plate holder that is square, so the Oregon state plate does not fit into it. Everything else in the rear looks the same. The light grey or silver paint is spectacular, ours is a shade darker and not metallic, which we also like. I had no idea that there was another 250 PF coupe in Oregon, so thanks again. Very nice.
Ed

 

yes, surely must be worth from 200 to 250.

Tom W

 

I have a 250PF coupe coming up for sale that I am sure I can pull over $250,000 out of. I will be shooting it for my website in the next few days, needs the rear springs re-arched but has a fresh motor and a different rear axle ratio for easier cruising.
If a Boano went for near $600,000 last year at Monterrey auction LAST YEAR, looks like the better made and prettier PF should be valued a little higher

 

Yeah, but the boano is a lot more rare.

It seems like they wouldn't be worth any more than a pf based on design and usability, but they sure are.

Tom W

 

Thats a bit of a stretch. The Boano cars are fabulous and the PF will never catch up to them. I wish they would but it will never happen.