Ferrari's at Gooding & Company

Hi All-

I thought some of you might be interested in what Gooding & Company has to offer Ferrari-wise in Pebble Beach this year-

Here is a list of the Ferrari entrants:

1950 166 MM Berlinetta
1956 Europa GT
1957 500 TRC
1959 250 GT LWB California Spider
1963 250 GT/E
1963 250 GT Lusso
1965 275 GTB Alloy
1967 275 GTB/4
1968 330 GTS
1969 365 GTS
1971 365 GTS/4 Daytona Spider
1972 365 GTS/4 Daytona
1985 GTi 400 (2000 Mile car)
1991 348TB (150 Mile car)

More information, History and Pictures can be found at www.goodingco.com

 

Very impressive Jakob. Hope to see you at the prehistorics! Are the lot details going on the website soon?

 

It'll be an impressive auction, that's for sure. Very curious to see what kind of prices it'll attract.


Onno

 

Interesting to see what the 365GTS goes for compared to the one at the Bonhams Monaco auction in May.

 

Anyone familiar with the gold 275GTB4 at Gooding, ex-Bill Harrah?

Thanks,
Roger

 

If you are looking for a 275gtb 4 cam the yellow one at RM is the one to buy. David Carte restoration. The red one offered by RM describes it as very original but to me something does not look quite right with the nose from the photo. The bottom is too flat. Roger: Do you know what happeded to 8011? You had asked about it in a while back and it is gone from Autosport Designs website.

 

I don't know what happened to 8011. I have also considered 10263, offered by Alex Urban. Are you familiar with that car?

 

I just looked at the photos and it looks pretty nice. But they all do in photos. It will be interesting to see what the auctions bring this year for 275's..

 

Jakob, I watched 0670 roll at RM a couple of years ago for 2.2+. In that auction, it was sold with a spare motor; is that still with the car as part of this auction?

 

Wayne you are selling your car!?!?!!?!

Hard to come by easy to go? Too difficult to own or you didn't enjoy it or???


Best,

Yale

 

So...you have a medical emergency for which you need the money the car is worth? You looked and talked about the search for years for this car, you found a car you felt was perfect two/three years ago, you end up rebuilding the motor, you "can't say enough good things about it" and the value goes up and you sell it. Is this a need to have had a Ferrari but not really own one? Sorry to ask but if you like the car that much it couldn't be that onerous to keep, or could it? Best, Yale

 

I gave up my search for an inexpensive one long ago - good cars are mid-range Daytona Spider money.

 

Yale,
Isn't this a bit too personal?

 

Yale,

In the end a majority of owners have finite resources. When the cycle ends and a reality check comes into the picture, we have what we're seeing now, many people trying to dump cars because they saw them as investments. There will always be owners who buy cars for love, but in the Ferrari and similar markets, many business people came into the game to make money. Not saying that's the case here, it could be medical or other, just saying that's what I'm seeing out there now.

 

Owner Nicolás Juncadella. Kept in Miami.
Regards.
Cris.-

 

The complete Auction Catalogue with pictures and information will be on www.goodingco.com by the end of today (Monday)-

 

Always sad to see a loving owner have to part with his car... Hope it will fall in good hands...