Sold 1985 GTSi Quattrovalvole

If I was in the market I would love this car. The 308 is a more attractive car to me than the later evolutions, and the size is just right! The QV probably has enough power to be a fun driver without the worry about losing traction...

 

We would have to check the current Rules.

At one point posting "opinions" on pricing in our ads was not allowed.
It just goes downhill.....always.

IMO, if you want to phrase it as a Hard Offer, like "I would pay you XX,xxx cash today, wired to your account"....but as the market on "used anything" is really volatile right now, attacking the Sellers valuations is really pointless.

He owns it.
He has a value in mind......

The rest should be in a private negotiation, to me.

 

I lose traction all the time, the 308 differential is a Liimited Slip assembly, and once the RH wheel is spinning it hooks up and bites down on the LH one.

 

What are the early Glass cars?

 

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Good thing to post up. So we cannot make comments on appreciating a particular car? Most every nice car posted here for sale usually gets kind kudo's. I get commenting on a price, that one is fair so I'll keep any comments to myself from now on

 

Looks really nice, hope it finds a great new home… GLWS!

Cheers,
AZ

 

This is a real pretty 308 -- I certainly would have given it a hard look back when I was in the market. Good luck!

 

None that I know of in the market.

An early steel car is in Fantasy Juntions ad this month. but it's painted red and original color is Fly Yellow...VIN 20435.
Very close to my oldest car...

 

Early 308's are fiberglass, google 308 gtb vetroresina

Gullwing has 2 fiberglass cars listed on their website.

 

I think he was speaking of the value.

What are the VINs?

Gullwing had my #20405 that due to VIN some thought was 'glass but it was a steel car

 

The tan interior came with a tan console stock. I have the same in my 85 GTSi

 

For those who missed it on BaT 1984 308GTSi $93k


BaT Essentials

• Lot #64975
• Seller: Vincenzo17
• Location: Chicago, Illinois 60657
• Chassis: ZFFUA13A9E0052101
• 63k Miles Shown, TMU
• 2.9-Liter V8
• Five-Speed Manual Transaxle
• Rosso Corsa Paint
• Beige Connolly Leather Upholstery
• Removable Roof Panel
• Limited-Slip Differential
• Staggered-Width 16" Alloy Wheels
• Aftermarket Alpine AM/FM/CD Stereo
• Electric Windows, Mirrors, & Locks
• 2020 Timing Belt Service
• Factory Tools
• Window Sticker
• Private Party Or Dealer: Private Party
• Model Page: Ferrari 308
  Category: Italian
  Era: 1980s

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Is this proof that buyers are getting VERY scared and they are pulling triggers thinking they will have a car worth $250K in 5 years?

 

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thanks Peter.
This is just a state of the market at this time. No allusions or projections as I just watch the markets. Fluidity in this market for any Ferrari is apparent new ones are going for $300-400k over MSRP (I know of three in the last month).
Take it FWIW.

 

Sorry Steve.

It’s a capture of the state of the marketplace. Some folks would rather have the details presented than look elsewhere. Like anything in life, if someone doesn’t like what’s on the channel, one can ignore it rather than choosing to be perjorative - right?

 

congratulations on the sale!