Challenge car prices

The history is great of the car and, its street legal;-)

Here is full ad: http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/ferraris/526425-1995-f355-challenge-street-legal-championship-winner.html

Double post, sorry!!!

 

The history is great of the car and, its street legal;-)

Here is full ad: http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/ferraris/526425-1995-f355-challenge-street-legal-championship-winner.html
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I can't believe this car hasn't sold yet. I was up there on Friday and the car looks great. I think the price is too low. Amazing car.
1997 Ferrari 355 Challenge Race Car for $129,900 in Woodbridge | autoTRADER.ca

 

That equals to EUR 157.000,00 incl. freight, tax, vat etc. if being exported to Germany, for example. Seems to have all the right bits & pieces & low mileage.

 

And for 157.000 eur you can buy here in Europe one...

 

Not sure about Canada, this time of year in the US markets get soft. I have my eye on a couple 430 Ch that I am waiting on a better value. Almost there.

 

The prices Ive seen here and many posted by you show these cars selling for a lot more. This car is a steal compared to many other prices I have seen here or abroad.

 

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I've been considering switching to a 430 Challenge car or my tracking, but want to be able to drive it to the track and back. Shopping and street, not so much.

Does anyone know what would be the issues in trying to license it in Florida where there is no mechanical or eco testing? I'm assuming the fact there is no title might be fun, but not sure how it would be any different from licensing a Frankenstein car made out of multiple donors. IIRC, they do have a VIN.

 

Yes, all of them are higher than the one I pointed out which makes it an amazing deal.

 

What do you mean GerryD?

 

What I'm saying is that the car in Toronto is a steal compared to the sold and asking prices around the world.

 

I'm surprised it hasn't sold yet ....

 

Taxes?

And has someone seen the car?

 

Yes, I see it all the time when Im in there. If anyone needs any specific pictures, I can take them for you. The engine out was done and the car runs perfect. As for taxes, I don't know what you mean.

 

1995 F355 US Challenge winning Car Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeM-JQk56zQ

Details about the Car: https://www.classicdriver.com/de/car/ferrari/f355355/1995/395339

 

2006 F430 Challenge.

Looks verry good, no price

Details: https://www.classicdriver.com/de/car/ferrari/f430/2006/404391
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If this is the car reviewed on YouTube last week, then it was mentioned a price of $165k.

Looks beautiful. Great photos.

Robb

 

Car looks great. Very mint.

Do you have any link from the video?

Thank you in advance.

 

This brings back the difference in price- even though the 355 Challenge and 993 GT's started at the same grid back in 1995. Better never sell the 355 I guess...?!?
https://www.rmsothebys.com/en/auctions/LF16/London/lots/r187-1995-porsche-911-gt2/384593

 

Correct, Estimate is 750-850.000 £

1995 Porsche 911 GT2

There is a special thread for this Porsche vs. Ferrari Challenge see: http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/challenge-gt-cars/516892-why-should-ferrari-f355-challenge-cheaper-then-porsche-cup-car-90is.html

 

Totally forgot about that thread- thanx for reminding me

 

360 CH for sale: 2002 Ferrari 360 Challenge for sale

Chassis 123327. Nice original 360 Challenge finished in Rosso Corsa. Formerly raced in the Italian Championship for 3 seasons. Both the engine and gearbox have been fully serviced. Brand new clutch and cambelts. No previous traces of chassis damage whatsoever. Very original and solid car in perfect working order and race ready for track days. Located in France. Possible part exchange with F430. Priced to sell. Available immediately.
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how much are 348 and 355 challenge cars with road registration?

 

Really good question.

That would be here in the USA 1994-348 CH and 1995-355 CH cars. I hold both currently with plates and legal here in California.

I know lots of folks will be guessing mainly because not many have been for sale on the open market.

I know of a few trades that involved significant cars as part of the deal, no outright cash deals I have seen. Seems you need something cool to trade cash is not enough.
If is becoming extremely rare to find an "original true USA titled car" with a historic past.
Everyone I know is holding or looking to complete their collection.

I do plan on moving a car perhaps next year if the right deal comes along. I like real old Ferrari's any shape as long as complete.