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If so, then it's just a VIN. A VIN is a car. Buy all the parts to build the car under that VIN and viola' you have a brand new Enzo. With the VIN you can register and insure.

 

New listing ?

2004 Used Ferrari 360 Modena Challenge Stradale at CNC Motors Inc. Serving Ontario, CA, IID 14632815

 

Yes!

The same car was for sale by CNC 3 years ago, 14538 miles / $145999 / with aftermarket stripe removed now

Challenge-Stradale.com - Ferrari 360 CS VIN 137964

 

What counts is not the asking price but the final sale price… hehehe!

 

I agree.... but im amazed at how CNC always seems to get or very close to getting their asking prices...

 

Meanwhile in the UK:

Used 2007 Ferrari Challenge Stradale for sale in Cambridgeshire | Pistonheads

Yours for $480,000...

-Sorry, link doesn't seem to work, but it went up on Pistonheads yesterday.
Great spec and makes US cars appear great value!

 

Let's hope "2007" was a typo...

 

Looking at the discussion of the forum where it is advertised, this is apparently the last CS ever produced and although purchased earlier, it was not road registered until 2007 so the UK number plates correspond to that year.

 

This ad will end in 5 second...... Purchase a challenge Stradale already

 

This ad will end in 5 second...... Purchase a challenge Stradale already

 

Maybe this one ? 2007

Used 2007 Ferrari Challenge Stradale for sale in Cambridgeshire | Pistonheads

Oops! link does not work but just google it…black CS

 

Nero Daytona with red-black alcantara / factory stripe / lexan side windows / radio-delete / fire extinguisher / racing harnas / red calipers / last CS ever built

Huge premium for RHD

Must be this car: Challenge-Stradale.com - Ferrari 360 CS VIN 140647

edit: pistonheads link doesn't work
Here's a link directly to the dealer website: http://www.marque1cars.com/cars/ferrari/360/challengestradale/63329/

 

That is getting awfully close to $500K US.

 

makes me wonder if a later vin CS with same condition/mileage command a small premium

 

I think all of the premium is the RHD and low miles

 

this

 

Hi there, i am new here and i am a cs and scud owner.
I Will post my vins shortly too try find some history on those cars.
Bought the cs 5 years now already and still loving it, i think too this date its the best sounding Ferrari ever built.
Has for the scud, its a Great car tranny his so much better than the cs but sound wise not that Great.
My perfect car would be a cs with scud tranny....wowww
Thanks guys!!


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That doesn't make it unique. RHD/LHD is irrelevant; it's unlikely ever to be driven extensively and LHD have closed the price gap in the UK significantly.
It is however the last one made, practically as new, in perfect spec. Given the significance of the model and it's following, I think in 10 years this will seem like a steal at even this price...if it were mine I'd be asking £500,000 ($700,000) and wouldn't be too disappointed if it didn't sell.

 

The question is would you buy it at that price?
Everyone can set a price if they are not willing to sell and can test the market but for someone that wants to sell the price needs to be something that they would also buy at if it was the other way round. Clearly everyone can also hope for a rich fool to come along too...

 

I bought a 430 Spider from Mike @ Marque 1 a couple of years back for a very reasonable pdeal. Since then his operation has "taken off" - he now is moving firmly into uber-exotica and seems to be testing the top end of the market with his pricing. See website:

Search Results | Marque 1 Cars

Not that I blame him, but as you say, there's one born every minute.....

 

That interior and those pin-stripped wheels are kinda fugly...

 

Another CS for 299k. This one is in NY.
Used 2004 Ferrari 360 Challenge Stradale Base Coupe For Sale | 40137872 | Spring Valley, NY | Wide World Ferrari

CNC's in Cali is 299k.

Is it a c-o-n... spiracy or bait to see who will bite?