78 GTS on Ebay

78 GTS on E bay. item 160276691280

 

They sure need some better pics...and more info...

 

I added more pictures.

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160276691280

 

did you sell it?

 

I was wondering the same thing? If still available how quickly are looking to sell? May be in my price range depending on amount of time to get the funds together. Any other info would be greatly appreciated by myself and others I am sure. Thanks in advance, Tony.

 

http://cm.ebay.com/cm/ck/1065-29296-2357-0?


Relisted the car. Three day auction selling at no reserve. I added more pictures. It is also in FerrariAds.com

 

Wasn't your purchase price $22,500.00 when you first listed it on Ferrariads.com and the first time you listed it on Ebay then pulled the ad? Relisted at $27,800.00? Why the jump in price unless I am making a mistake understanding the ad? I like the car but starting to get up there in price for mileage? Thanks, Tony.

 

The price is listed at NADA low retail.
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Too high for a 98,000 mile car, IMHO. I wish that weren't the case, as mine has 105,000, but there's too much competition with lower miles.

 

You know what, It's my car and I think I can price it any way I want to. As far as miles go how may of those 25,000 mile car really have 25,000 miles. I think all 308's are undervalued.

Tony..... fill out your profile.

 

Sorry, hope you didn't take my question the wrong way! I was not questioning the sale price of $27,800 but the jump in asking price from the original price of $22,500!! As far as the NADA pricing, how many people actually pay that much attention to those values when no consideration for mileage and major services is considered on Ferraris. Anyone that does his homework knows maintenance records and major services are a big part of what makes up the asking price of these cars. That is not to say your car is not worth $27,800, but pricing can be very subject. Did not mean to offend anyone, just a new guy trying to get his information straight before making an informed decision. Yes, I will fill out my profile, Tony.

 

Sold $25,000. I taked with several people that mentioned the car was under priced. I really believe that they are on the way up in value and nice cars are going to get harder to find. There not on every corner and it is hard to even see or compair them. I looked at a QV a GTSi before finding my carb car in Miami. It was the third car I drove and was what I was looking far. I my area there only about six or seven in the entire state.
I would recomend the carb 308 over any of the other models. Easy to work on and nice sounds. No digiplex ignition or FI. With 78 as the first year GTS and 79 as a second choice.
Good luck finding a car.

 

as for www.nada.com goes,this is what my ins co. told me on how they valued my car for agreed valued,and I also belive my car is worth more than most guys who wish they even had a ferrari in their garage,but please don't give up on owning one someday,you might be the one who buys mine.............

 

Mine is insured with State Farm for an agreed value of $25K. So it guess it hit the mark pretty close.

 

I have seen Gerard's car and it was worth every penny of $25,000 . As far as the mileage goes , it is 30 years old, the mileage is barely a average of 3300 miles a year. I don't know how you can drive a car less than that on average. I have averaged 2K miles a year in my two years of TR ownership but for 6 months of that I was out of the country and for 1.5 years of it I also had a 328 that was sharing drive time and I feel like I never take the TR out .