Pocher F40 kit

I am a buyer for $500.

 

$ 1000 is way to much!
In Europe you can get one at around $300

 

An unbuild mint in box F40 can be bought between $800 - $1000 but one part build you can divide the prize ...a serious builder will never buy someone's messed up models for that prize. An air inlet in the bonnet

Ton

 

Sorry,
Over the last 5 years I bought and sold around 50TR's en 25 F40's around that price...

 

Sorry at the moment I have none.
I used to buy them on local auctionsites to sell them on.
The profit was used to build my collection of handbuilts.

I will let you know when I get another one.

 

With all due respect, If you really want to sell it, subscribe and put it in the correct place on the forums.

 

Fair offer? Ok. Starting value of mint kit: $800-1000. Deduction for being started: $500. Deduction for being modified: $300. Bonus for additional transkits: $100-200. Offer $300.00

Edit: just noticed your "GFYS" to moriaan1. Be nice or be gone!

 

The $1,000 Pocher F40 boat sailed a long time ago. Those were the days. Along with the Rosso 1/8 Ferrari F1 car which used to go for huge $.

I agree the 500-600 US is about the range.
Brady Ward is a good one to contact- he has his own website if you google his name.

 

GFYS???

Are you serious?

I think you will find that our friend has a lot of experience and is just trying to let you know, along with others that you will receive nowhere near $1000 for your used kit.

 

my god i need to get back in the model buisness lately ive been into photography and drawing

 

Good luck in your sale.

 

I paid about $650.00US shipped.
It included a few transkits as well (engine, brakes, and more).
I assembled it too, with good results.

 

I have an unopened F40 kit (K55) still sealed in the factory plastic. Never been touched or seen! I bought it at a local hobby shop in 1990 when I was in college and had no business buying such a thing. But I knew it was special and wanted one. I almost opened it several times, but then bought a built one and never was tempted again to open the original.
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Definitely keep it. It should be worth about $5K around 2015.

 

$15K in 2017 ...keep it

 

Couple comments on the unopened F40.

Factory never wrapped the box. The box would be taped at the factory but not wrapped. Some distributors wrapped the box.

I would not value a unopened box more $. The packing by Pocher was not all that great. Chipped paint on the body or cracked clear pieces are not uncommon. The clear pieces (in particular the rear hatch and rear glass) are tough to deal with. There is a aftermarket rear hatch vacuform piece available but it is not as clear and sharp as the Pocher part.

Remember the factory is long since closed so no replacement parts are available.

Like the garage queen Ferrari- while the uneducated buyer may think its the way to go, reality is different.

 

I am not sure I want to sell it. I may go all out someday and pay to have a master model builder do a super scaled build. Although, if it would ever get to 5K, I'd probably take the money and run.

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Thanks for this information! There is sticker on the outside of the wrapper that looked like it was from the factory, (you can see it in the picture) so I assumed it was wrapped at the factory. I now know differently.

Since you seem to really know about these:

How many k55 kits were built?
How many years were the kits built before Ferrari shut them down?
In what years were they produced?
How much would a master model builder charge to do an extreme build on this? 5-10K?



Thanks,
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For a Pocher F40 with transkit assembled you pay about 8-10K

http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=204374

 

Oh yeah, I forgot about that thread. Unbelievable f40.