Monaco Bonham's auction 365GTS

365GTS #12269 went for 799500 euros ($1.236m) at Monaco auction, including premium. Estimate had been 500-800,000 euros.

 

Staying in Europe I imagine.

 

And a 1963 Ferrari 250GTE 2+2 Series III Coupé 4397 €172,500 = USD 266.000,-
(the ex-Barcelona Show, first example built,1969 Ferrari Dino 246GT Berlinetta 00406 €149,500 = USD 231.000)


and quite some cars (2 275 gtb's not sold.....), anyone been there?

ciao
Oscar

 

prob a weak auction as close to 50% unsold. the quality of the cars was not great and im sure ppl are looking fwd to RM next week, but to my mind the market is somewhat fragile.
here are the results
http://www.classicdriver.com/uk/magazine/3500.asp?id=13771
elad

 

Wierd results some cars went for stupid money but a lot of others not sold. Looks like market volitilty to me.

 

I hear the 365 GTS was bought by the dealer for a Soutamerican client.

Regards


Wolfi

 

The unsold could easily be related to very unrealistic reserves vs a fragile market. Considering that the numbers on many of the sold cars were very strong, I'd lean more to the unrealistic reserve or problems with the car itself than a fragile market. Look at the sale numbers for the Maseratis, all record sale prices, even if the exchange rate were 1 to 1 those are all strong numbers above the preceived market for each model.

The only car that jumps out at being low based on the rest of the auction is the 512BB, but its sale price is in line with the market for a Boxer.

 

maybe you are corrcet, do you know how the Coys auction fair?

elad

 

275's were not exactly prized cars IMO

 

It was bought by an argentinean guy through Martin Chisholm from UK.
He´s new to the circle though he had bought a car at last Maranello auction.
Regards.
Cris.-

 

Bonhams results from Saturday last -

http://www.bonhams.com/cgi-bin/public.sh/pubweb/publicSite.r?sContinent=EUR&screen=ResultsXML&iSaleNo=16508

365gts - the 8th of only 20 built in '69 but the "halda tripmaster" looked out of place attached to the dashboard on the passenger side
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Coys had a good standard of presentation with cars for all price ranges.

Competition Daytona was bid to €2.35 million and was a no sale

Best price of the night was the Maserati MC12 at €1.27million (not including BP)

For Ferraristi the car attracting lots of attention was the 250 California Spyder "for sale" by private treaty -
http://www.coys.co.uk/showroom/show_stock.php?id=7309&PHPSESSID=7b56a5859612544933e2163a51195d01

 

We had a private viewing and test drive of the car on Thursday. Looks like it probably needs a new clutch and exhaust and possibly a gearbox rebuild. There were also signs it had been driven quite hard (racing tyres). Also had a modern stereo system which was out of place.

 

DOES ANYONE HAVE THE AUCTION RESULTS ON THE COYS SALE AT MONACO, THIS PAST WEEKEND?
THANKS IN ADVANCE..

 

Isn't this good for the 1969 365GTS?
€799,500

 

YES! Very good for the seller!

Cris.-