Value of my F355 Spider

Hate to say it, but having recently sold one I'd peg it at $40-45 given mileage, accident history (doesn't matter to most how minor) and color. It's also not clear when the last belt service was done. Are you saying 2 years on a 3 year schedule? 5 year? 7 year?

 

If you do choose to sell, put me in line.

 

Meh. Mileage is no big deal. I would much prefer a car that has been driven some than some garage queen. Same for airplanes. 20 hour / yr aircraft are full of repairs needs.

Color is fine....

Accident history hurts. But hey, the owner can drive this one without wringing their hands about some unrealistic appreciation plan. If the market goes "Dino" some day, then accident history is a non event anyway.

Post the actual recent engine out service details & date please.

Ask, $62,000 Sell, $52 - 55k. ???

 

Resale red is rosso or rosso corsa. Yours (in the photo above) looks like rosso rubino or maybe rosso barchetta. While both of these are very nice (and I prefer) they are not what the masses desire (top price = resale red).

 

I wasn't trying to criticize the car. I just think miles, accident, and maroon color don't help when buyers are comparing cars to purchase. It's a funny market.

 

Well, what is the actual color?

Date & details on engine out service. Who did it?

2003, this car sold a Barret: 1997 FERRARI F-355 SPYDER - Barrett-Jackson Auction Company - World's Greatest Collector Car Auctions

I find it odd that I can not find that VIN anywhere else on the internet. Usually you can see them in other for sale sites & in the 355 registry. Why is it not there?

 

Agreed. I think the car is Rosso Corsa. But not sure now....

Yes, it is a funny market, and that's for clear title cars. Stir in a salvage title and all heck breaks out. Documentation of repairs, service and driving details win the day in these situations. Not sure the seller has any of that.

If not, this is a $40,000 / $45,000 car at best with a limited buyer pool.

 

Wow, it is red and just a bad picture above. The lighting made it look like a maroon Ford Taurus my dad had years ago.

 

I've seen it and it's a rosso corsa car with tan interior. There was some cloud cover earlier and that is I suspect why the color looks muted.

 

I was thinking candy apple red, like from the hot rods and customs during the 70s.

 

Crazy these two cars are the same color. Fooled me.
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I was curious, if the top worked perfectly why convert it to manual ?
Easier to just ask, major service was done on what date, mileage at the time and who did it ?

 

I like the way it looks in the first picture better. If I every buy a rosso corsa Ferrari somebody shoot me.

 

I google a Ferrari vin about every day and tons of them come up with absolutely 0. Not that suprising.

 

Looks like a great car
If it passes a PPI then I would expect to get average market on it

 

Our '87 930 has been converted to manual operation, if and when the right 355 comes along I will probably do the same. The business with the seats, beep, ... Manual just seems to make sense.

 

Simple math that sellers often forget.