Interesting Prices

Good day Daren,

There tends to be quite a range in asking prices which varies between North America and Europe. Using Mobile.de as a basic guide (a basic Europe market view), one finds the following Data:

365 GT4 2+2 Series
- 2 Offered
- Asking Price Range: 89K Euro ($101 K USD) to 155K Euro ($140.7K USD)

400 Series
- 18 Offered
- Asking Price Range: 46.5K Euro ($52.8K USD) to 123.86K Euro ($176.1K USD)

412 Series
- 13 Offered
- Asking Price Range: 65.2K Euro ($74K USD) to 125K Euro ($142 K USD)

Reviewing the above one can see that there are not a lot of cars offered and so prices can be a bit skewed because of the same sample sets. Although the asking price ranges are quite significant, one really does not know what price the car(s) sold for...or how long the cars are on the market. Regardless, I think that the days of buying reasonable drive level cars around the $40K mark, etc are gone and one will need to spend at least $10K to $30K+ more for a solid driver (with needs) and a lot more for cars that have been fully or partially restored.

Cheers,

Sam

 

Here is one in FT. Lauderdale asking $169k. Not affiliated.

https://classiccars.com/listings/view/1554406/1983-ferrari-400i-for-sale-in-fort-lauderdale-florida-33308

 

It wouldn’t be a record high, as if my memory serves me correctly, didn’t Keith Richards’ car sell for about GBP 250k at auction a year or so back?

 

If you did repaint it (and chose Prugna), removed the US side lights and fitted Euro bumpers, you’d end up with a car looking like mine!
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The estimated prices seem to be a little soft.
Upcoming Auction complete lot listing.. https://rmsothebys.com/en/home/lots/pa22
RM /Sothebys - The Petitjean Collection

Feb. 22, 2022 Paris

estimates: + fees


1984 Ferrari 400i
$39,500 - $55,000USD | Offered Without Reserve

1976 Ferrari 365 GT4 2+2
$45,500 - $70,000USD | Offered Without Reserve

 

Good day Jason,

Thanks for posting the info! I started a thread on this car (Chassis 46013) with pics, etc.

Cheers,

Sam

 

Good day Larry,

Thank you too for posting the link with info! The cars look somewhat tired... and why are the interiors speckled with staining? Very odd. It will be interesting to see what the cars sell for.

I created a dedicated thread on the 365 (Chassis 18813) and will do the same for the 400i (chassis 49477) tomorrow.

Cheers,

Sam

 

You have big bumpers on yours? Most in the US I see still have the original bumpers on them.

 

I think I remember them. Post a pic?

 

Haven't looked in a long time. Are US 5-speeds now $100k cars? Yikes!

 

Yours is worth $30k. Give me a call and I'll send the cash.

 

bawahahahahahahah!!! Well done sir!

 

SOLD
1984 Ferrari 400i
The Petitjean Collection
€51,750 EUR | sold
58,500 USD + fees

SOLD
1976 Ferrari 365 GT4
The Petitjean Collection
€55,200 EUR
62400 USD + fees

 

Thanks Daren. Apparently I’m out of touch. (no surprise there)

 

Even though the 365 was a bit rough, I thought it would have fetched more. The 5 speed and knock-off wheels did it for me. They should have cleaned up the interior stains on the carpeting etc. Geez, there is mud on the pedals.

 

I am sure it would have been better bid for on BaT or even eBay.



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