Looking for an originally non-red Daytona Spider. Condition not important. Showroom to project considered. Offers via PM please.
What is you budget,I know where there is possibly one.Do you pay a finders fee? Joe [email protected]
That's just sad not like you hunted it down for him or anything. Bet your not a Ferrari owner yourself.
Saw this thread and thought I might as well put my google searching skills to work. Here we go! -Fiskens are apparently selling this black-on-red example (Dated 06/02/2014) Ferrari Daytona 1966 See Photo For Sale, (Car Advert 244404) | ClassicCarsForSale.co.uk and another, -Spyder conversion through Hemmings for 695k, yellow-on-black 1973 Ferrari 365GTB4 Daytona Spyder Conversion for sale | Hemmings Motor News I'll hunt around for some more. Good luck mate! Michael. *Edit found another two. ** A RHD example of an Fchatters' (someone confirm this) Daytona in Blu Chiaro-on-black, http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C447806 ***A very much red conversion, http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C307984
I don't think that's being rude; helping people find/buy $1 million+ cars often do involve finders/consultation fees. Personally, I find it kind of odd that someone (particularly a newbie w/4 posts) using this....or ANY...forum to find a car of that rarity & price point. When you're playing in that league, you're networking thru auction houses, dealers, Wayne Carini, etc....NOT for someone who threw some photos up on a forum & saying "shoot me a PM". And when you do find a private seller, you usually are paying finders fees. I could be...probably am...wrong, but this kind of smells like attention-trolling or something to me. Nothing malicious, just kinda of 'off'. BTW, I'm certainly a newbie, and I'm not a Ferrari owner yet. I'm just starting to look for a 'gateway Ferrari', like a Mondial T (preferably w/Valeo), 355 or 360. I'll be coming into a bit of money soon, and I need to fulfill a lifelong dream that started in about 1975 when I was about 12 & rode in a 246 Dino. Kinda cute story. it was one of my dad's co-workers (Charlie Mann, who settled in the Atlanta area, if anyone here knows him) had it & took us to McDonalds. We hit 100mph, a huge milestone in & of itself, but the key was when we were getting our food, some kid told us "your dad has the coolest car I've ever seen". I was about to say "It's not my dad's", but my brother elbows me to shut up & said "yeah, it is, isn't it." At that point, I knew I had to own a car with the kind of gravitas that can lead someone to lie about their parentage.
