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Discussion in 'Vintage (thru 365 GTC4)' started by pacpaldoc, Jun 3, 2008.

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  1. pacpaldoc

    pacpaldoc Rookie

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    #1 pacpaldoc, Jun 3, 2008
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    Does anyone know the history of the Daytona Spyder currently offered on eBay Motors (VIN 16857 US)? The description is copied word-for-word from a current listing of another Daytona (VIN 14389) by Fantasy Junction in Emeryville. Further, the Illinois license plate shows registration only to 02/06. Finally, there are no pictures of the engine. Should we be suspicious?
     
  2. Argento839

    Argento839 F1 Veteran

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    #2 Argento839, Jun 3, 2008

    Wow what a pretty car...
     
  3. 50693

    50693 Karting

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    #3 50693, Jun 6, 2008
    There is a red daytona spyder currently listed on E-Bay. It is being repped as an original spyder, but I noticed the 3 switches in the middle of the dash- one of which I think would be the rear defrost switch, which I have always heard was a dead givaway of a "cut" car. Please correct me if I am wrong
     
  4. Telerding

    Telerding Formula Junior

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    #4 Telerding, Jun 6, 2008
    Serial # 16857 is listed in Gerald Roush's Daytona Serial Number list as a Spyder, US. Same as in his book "Daytona"

    I believe that on a US Daytona, particularly a late one like this, the 3rd switch would be for the emergency flasher.

    Daytona Coupes for the US in the later era would have had four switches: left fan, rear defroster, right fan, emergency flasher.
     
  5. mcg

    mcg Formula Junior

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    #5 mcg, Jun 6, 2008
    Three toggle switches below four levers is the configuration on a Spyder. The coupe has a fourth toggle switch for the rear defroster
     
  6. 50693

    50693 Karting

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    #6 50693, Jun 6, 2008
    thanks for clearing this up for me. Glad I was wrong
     
  7. bighitter2

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    #7 bighitter2, Jun 6, 2008
    hilary raab's ferrari serial numbers boof shows 16857 as a factory usa spyder with ac, 93rd built i would say it is legite, how many toggle switches for an euro spyder?
     
  8. Bill_OBrien

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    #8 Bill_OBrien, Jun 6, 2008
  9. Wheels1

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    #9 Wheels1, Jun 7, 2008
    The same, three toggle in between the four sliders,
     
  10. DM18

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    #10 DM18, Jun 7, 2008
    You guys are amazing. What a source of info
     
  11. coachi

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    #11 coachi, Jun 7, 2008
    this is a very correct daytona from what I can see in the pictures. A true spider. and a well restored one. It is a wow car, with a wow price tag.
     
  12. kataylor24

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  13. shill288

    shill288 Formula Junior

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    #13 shill288, Jun 10, 2008
    The California emissions compliant statement is interesting. All cars built before 1976 are CA emissions complaint because there are no smog tests on cars built before 1976. It certainly makes 365 Boxers more attractive.

    Steve
     
  14. shill288

    shill288 Formula Junior

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    #14 shill288, Jun 10, 2008
    That's a 308, not a Daytona, column stalk switch in this car. No engine pictures, unless I missed them, so it is hard to say what is going on in there.

    It certainly looks pretty. $1M would have been a steal.

    Steve
     
  15. targanero

    targanero Formula 3

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    #15 targanero, Jun 10, 2008
    This thing might as well be a stock certificate. It has traded as such and hasn't been used as enzo intended in over 20 years.
     
  16. shill288

    shill288 Formula Junior

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    #16 shill288, Jun 10, 2008
    A shame too. Daytonas are robust cars. I drive them around more than some of my newer cars.

    Steve
     
  17. ddemuro

    ddemuro Formula 3

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    #17 ddemuro, Jun 11, 2008
    In fact, it's being used so little, its mileage is decreasing! 20,200 in '00; 22,300 the same year, then back to 20,858 for '05. If Ferris Bueller only knew all he had to do was not drive the car in order to erase mileage... :)
     

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