500 Superfast Engine Value

You may be better off in the vintage section.

 

What is the engine number?

 

What is the engine number?

 

I had a Type 208 block about 15 years ago. What is the numero interno?

 

I sold a Type 208 block about 15 years ago. What is the numero interno?

 

Hi,
Welcome to Fchat. I apologize for the less then hospitable welcome with the following.

We've had past scams that start exactly like this. Would you also be willing to disclose the context behind your query?

I'm sure I am in probably in the wrong, and will be asking for your pardon, but would love more information about you and your situation.

 

It will be partially dependant on the status of the car it came from hence the questions about its ID numbers. Not an unusual request in the world of vintage Ferraris.

 

See pic attached below for the engine number and numero interno for a Ferrari 330 tipo 209 engine.

Pic snipped from the 330 GT Registry here.

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The chassis number will be four digits stamped on the pad as shown in Steve's photo. The numero interno(internal number) will be stamped in proximity to the chassis number and will send in "SA".

 

Not a problem - makes sense, you're just at the exploratory stage right now trying to get a fair value. No worries.

That said, once you do find the fair market price, I encourage you to list it in our classified sections, the cost is a mere $15 for 1 year.

Best wishes, and again, pardon my inquiry, know I only have the financial interest of our members in mind, as we've had scams that started similarly.

 

what means SA?

 

SA = Superamerica.

SF = Superfast.

 

thank you steven

 

SF suffix chassis number
SA suffix numero interno

 

what now???

 

Shea can you post some photos of the engine and the numbers? That would be helpful.

 

The real value is what someone is willing to pay.
Who knows if Ferrari produced some spare engines back then?

I don't know if there is someone out there who is desperately needing an original Superfast engine. The use of one of those is quite limited if you don't have a Superfast without an engine.

A guideline could be how much Ferrari would ask for to make one new, if they can do so. I am sure members of this forum know that number because Ferrari is producing 250 GT engines.

When I had one in the late 90's I remember that a then Ferrari dealer in Nuremberg had a complete engine on offer. But I never asked which one it was or how much he wanted.