Monterey Auctions - 2016 Edition

Auction houses have started to show some of their listings. No details or multiple photos at this early stage.

Gooding;
1973 246GT SN 06686
Estimated Range: $450-550k
1973 Ferrari Dino 246 GT | Gooding & Company

 

i like that 6" gap from top of tire to the flares. guess that explains the added 7% for flares.

 

Danny -

I just haven't properly set my Monroe Air Adjustable shocks. Trust me - I'll have them fixed before Monterey.

 

Yes, the springs probably haven’t settled (although they should have within a short drive). Curious, I went to my garage and checked!
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To continue the aesthetic debate about "flares", if you look at the cars from square on front or rear they look fine but as soon as you move to the side and particularly viewed fully side on they look, to say the least, strange. The fact that they follow the upper body line of the original arch form creates this unfortunate "off road look". I would love to know if Pininfarina was consulted for this design change - don't think so!

 

Lovely car. Hope it brings all the money.

 

Gooding has revised the price on this Dino downward by $50k.
(New) Estimated Range: $400-500k

 

Prices have softened but are still some four times what they were ten years ago.

 

Ohhhhh.... There is still some really good stuff to come.....

Shawn

 

One of yours?

 

Anyone know this one:

1972 Ferrari Dino 246 GT | Gooding & Company

 

WOW - It says in the initial description - "Coachwork by Scaglietti."

That must be a pretty rare Dino - one of only, say maybe 3 or 4 thousand?????

 

Yeah , they look terrible . I'll just have to put up with mine I suppose .
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Mecum;
1972 246GTS SN 03792, Rosso Bordeaux/Black, single owner since 1972
Estimated Range: NA
https://www.mecum.com/lots/CA0816-244550/1972-ferrari-dino-246-gts/

 

First Dino listing by RM...

RM-Sotheby's;
1968 206GT SN 00298, Red/Black, single owner since 1978
Estimated Range: NA
https://www.rmsothebys.com/en/auctions/MO16/Monterey/lots/r192-1968-ferrari-dino-206-gt-by-scaglietti/380087

New Gooding Dino's...
Gooding;
1968 206GT SN 00222
Estimated Range: NA
http://www.goodingco.com/vehicle/1968-ferrari-dino-206-gt-4/

Gooding;
1974 246GTS SN 07906, Silver
Estimated Range: NA
http://www.goodingco.com/vehicle/1974-ferrari-dino-246-gts-9/

 

Most of the auction houses now have their catalogs out and there's not a Dino to be found in Bonham's. I seem to recall a LOT of Dino's came to market at Monterey auctions the last few years, but the count seems way down this year. Could this be a sign of the slowing market?

 

Russo and Steele does not show any Dino's on their auction list either.

 

Estimated ranges added for these Dino's previously reported...quite the wide range on the 206!

Gooding;
1968 206GT SN 00222
Estimated Range: $700-900k
1968 Ferrari Dino 206 GT | Gooding & Company

Gooding;
1974 246GTS SN 07906, Silver
Estimated Range: $350-425k
1974 Ferrari Dino 246 GTS | Gooding & Company

 

Chairs & Flairs, but not original color (that was Nuovo Giallo Fly).

 

?? Neither of these Gooding cars is chairs/flares. The GTS has Daytona seats but no flares, and the Campys weren't original to the car either- they only came as a package with the flared fenders, and note the spare is a Cromodora.

 

You misunderstood...it was an update for this Gooding Dino

1973 246GT SN 06686
Estimated Range: $400-500k
1973 Ferrari Dino 246 GT | Gooding & Company

 

This car is flares only, correct?

 

yes correct, but the flares make the car special and rare... not the Daytona seats....

 

You must not have read the auction description by following the link...

 

I read the listing but was confused by this post of yours. That's what I asked the question.