Official 308 GT4 Market Thread

Way too cheap.

 

Just aquired s/n 10408. She needs some work but everything works (except for the radio)

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Dang! A 1/2 price sale!

 

The 76 Black and Tan Gt4 on eBay saw $49200 but didn't reach reserve.


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Congrats! Welcome! Enjoy!

 

I still have fire extinguisher mounts for the GT4 for only a few left!

 

Thank You! Very excited!

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great color combo!

 

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Here's a US Spec 1975 308 GT4 (#9974), silver over read with 92,235 which still retains it's "Dino" badging. Asking $115,000 and for that price I'd pony up for one of Al/Strictly Ferrari's Euros.

Used 1975 Ferrari 308 GT4 for Sale in Marina Del Rey CA 90292 Chequered Flag International

It says "$85k Fresh restoration" but from there's a few items form the pictures that seem off to me especially with the steep asking price:

1. Could be the angle but the serial number plate on the steering column is not visible so this maybe a repo but seems seems really strange to me?
2. The leather in the door inserts is smooth vs. the original vertical/padded correct style.
3. Trunk carpet isn't original/correct to the car.
4. Grey interior carpets aren't original/correct color for the car.
5. Looks to still have the early style US bumpers but the rear is the rear doesn't seem to be the same style as the front and missing the side bumper caps.
6. Looks to me that the taillights are look have the Euro-style yellow turn signals lenses vs. the all red US-style lenses but I could be wrong here.
7. Wiper blades are not original Carello.
8. I can't make out the "Dino" script on the front air/heating vents but that could be from the focus of the pic.
9. No radio and the space where it goes is covered with leather.
10. The hubcaps are painted black but they're there.
11. Distributor cap looks grey vs. black so perhaps not correct for the car?
12. For $115k, you'd think you'd get the original facchini (spelling?) clips on the air intake hoses

I'm sure there's more but those are the items that stand out.

 

Noah number 2, the padded was not till 76 or later, number 11 shouldn't it have two distributors?

 

Is that correct? My understanding was that the cloth inserts were smooth and the leather inserts padded with the vertical stitching?

Cheers
Jon

 

We are talking about the door panels

 

Yes I'm referring to the door panels, so is it the case that Series one cars had plain door inserts and series two cars had the stitched inserts?

 

I'm not sure about the cloth, but the early leather was smooth door insert. and the later had the rolls

 

Mike - Looking at the door panels on my '75, you're correct...mine are smooth. Guess I've seen one to many pics of the stitched

 

I know what you mean

 

Wow! The red leather looks amazing! The fine grain texture on the seat cushions seems spot on. Nice tight rear seats. Anyone venture to guess who did the interior restoration?

 

Interesting bumper combination.

 

'78 Euro near me in north county San Diego. Looks like it needs some stuff to be correct but seems like a nice driver.

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/cto/6184905113.html

 

VIN 11960 can't be m.y.1978,it is older.

 

More like 76.

 

decent price for a Euro if it checks out. wonder if the original color was red?

 

I like the beautiful euro bumpers but why the ugly us side markers- would these also be the euro marker as well? All a bit confusing

 

Those don't look like the recessed OEM units. Perhaps the car was a grey market conversion.

 

The 308 market seems to have softened noticeably. I'm seeing cars that were around $100K now back down in the upper $70K range.