Is it 1989 again?

Hello,

$350K for a Dino?

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Joe

 

This looks like the one that was for sale recently in Newport Beach for considerably less.

 

I definitely have a sense of deja vu lately.

 

outside of the interior being redone has this car been restored? i know the description says it but it certainly doesnt appear to have a full restoration done.

 

That seems like a lot for a Dino missing its cigarette lighter...

 

It was just the interior. The original exterior was Marrone Metallizzato. They were asking $289 a few months ago at a dealer in Newport Beach.

 

Interesting that in the UK, the last month has seen a number of new cars come onto the market, and a couple that have been on the market which weren't in great condition have been sold......the rise in prices definitely seems to have brought some stock onto the market, so maybe if the supply increases, prices will flatline for a while?

To think, when I was in Cape Town 20 years ago, there was a really good GT for sale in the local garage, rust free and low miles and they were asking the equivalent of £22,000. Sadly that was about £21,999 more than I had at the time!

 

I feel your pain.

 

Or more recently, I understand Big Healeys then E-type Jags skyrocketed then came down again in the last year or two.
If you have a car you are not emotionally attached to it might be a good time to sell.
Having had mine for 25 years, however, I won't be.