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360 2005 Spider with 76 delivery miles...and it's a manual

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  1. houtie123

    houtie123 Formula Junior

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    houtie123, Mar 16, 2020
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  2. ScudMarks

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    If it were LHD, had Daytonas and Modulars, I could see it being worth $300k
     
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  3. msper

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    AND $150k in the trunk
     
    msper, Mar 16, 2020
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    maybe its just me, but with whats going on in the world, I don't see people buying high priced items, not knowing if there will even be life moving forward.
     
    bocaf430, Mar 16, 2020
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  5. Some Guy in the sky

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    Too high mileage ... pass.
     
    Some Guy in the sky, Mar 16, 2020
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  6. Themaven

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    Nice. Thanks for sharing
     
    Themaven, Mar 16, 2020
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  7. Dewinator

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    So instead of buying and garaging this car the whole time and worth around what they paid for it (nominal), not counting garaging/maintenance costs, they could have put the cash in an index fund and doubled it.

    Drive your cars people.
     
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    Beautiful automobile. Not so beautiful investment.
     
    Silentnoiz, Mar 16, 2020
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  9. MKTViper

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    Hear hear!
     
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  10. houtie123

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    Agree completely. No modern volume Ferraris are investments - regardless of provenance.
     
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  11. KC360 FL

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    I Agree. Buy right. Take good care of your car and maybe someday you get most of your money back.
    This car... well, good luck getting most of your money back-- or even any driving enjoyment. Because if you do; oh the mileage :eek:
     
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    arizonaitalian Two Time F1 World Champ Owner Silver Subscribed

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    My take?

    It was a bad investment.

    It was a horrible automobile (since it was not ever actually driven)

    It was a nice piece of art.

    :rolleyes:
     
    arizonaitalian, Mar 18, 2020
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    The Ferrari Museum in Maranello might be interested. Cars are like people. If you don’t use them they dry out. ;)
     
    Graz, Mar 18, 2020
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  14. KC360 FL

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    My first 911 years ago (and I mean years ago) was a low 28K mile '69. The PO bought the car drove it sparingly when he came home to south Florida; as he was an entertainer in Vegas. After I bought it and started driving it on a regular basis I began to hear the rear half shaft carrier bearings growling. Upon inspection, I found them dried out and lacking sufficient grease. I had to replace them. Take it as a cautionary tale...;)

    Even not so low mileage cars can suffer from sitting around just looking good.
     
    KC360 FL, Mar 18, 2020
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  15. Mbelliss

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    I like how the selling site calls it used:) mine at 20k miles doesn’t look a lot different.


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    Mbelliss, Mar 19, 2020
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