Dan , I have a chairs and flares dino for sale that meets your requirements. Call me at 412-721-6024 or email [email protected]
1. Welcome to FCHAT. 2. Sorry to disappoint you, but Dan's been out of the hunt since 09/24/2010. See post # 73 above. I don't know if he still visits FCHAT to look, but that was his last post on FCHAT. 3. Maybe you might want start a new thread with some photos of your car, including the serial number, and other relevant information. Be careful not to mention that it is for sale - if you want to sell it, I think you will need to list it in the for sale section which likely requires a subscription. Or, maybe the poster who has asked about a Silver Dino might be interested. In any event, we'd at least be happy to see some photos of your C&F Dino. Mark
1973 Ferrari Dino 246 GT Rare Chairs and Flares Example Coachwork by Scaglietti Estimate: $450,000 - $525,000 Chassis: 05690 CAR HIGHLIGHTS TECHNICAL SPECS One of Five Known North American-Spec Chairs and Flares GTs Presented in Original Nuovo Giallo Fly over Black Color Scheme One of Approximately 75 Dinos Delivered New to Canada Just Three Owners and 38,700 Miles from New History Documented by Dino Authority Matthias Bartz 2,418 CC DOHC 65° V-6 Engine Three Weber 40 DCNF/19 Carburetors 175 HP at 7,800 RPM 1973 Ferrari Dino 246 GT | Gooding & Company
when I look at the ownership history, when was the car in Italy for restoration...?! flares original?!
+1, Some angles tell. In the '80s and '90s adding Flares was a way to make a very rare/expensive Dino without much cost. Denny Schue's Dino Register was a hobby and nobody really had a reference except their own eye so a lot of these got out. Danny Z and I were at Monterey in 1994 when a dealer had "restored" a Yellow GTS and added Flares. He came in second at the Concours and we were shaking our heads...
I called this owner a few weeks ago Flares were added I told him the car is worth more without them And he should advertize as such I think he got insulted
I don't follow Dino pricing as closely as most of you here. But, that said, is the $820k asking price for this car "market correct"? DM
I think, there's many miscues, that do not warrant the $$$. Besides the GTS aspect, I think one would do better seeking a Euro GT. Those marker light, ugh! One could wear burgundy cardigan shoes in that car and you'd look barefoot, and the headrest inserts might hurt some. Regards, Alberto
I understand a “Normal” GTS market, try finding a driver today..... We are all in a new territory Shawn
Shawn, clearly, everyone has jumped on the Dino bandwagon. I know of 1 driver, but have lost touch with the owner. Will try to reach out, but knowing him, it is still in a garged, but been left alone for the past 30 years or so. Regards, Alberto
