250PF Coupe S/N 1825. Looking for Info.

Brian: PM me with your email and phone number. I know the car well since 1972. It was a great car, but have lost track of it in the last 20 years.

 

1825 GT was sold at Gooding's in Pebble 16 August 2015 (total price US$ 715'000) and will be for sale again August 15, 2024, in Monterey, this time by RM Sotheby's (Lot #116). Estimated price US$ 450'000 to US$ 550'000, available at no reserve.

Marcel Massini

 

The Massini report for this car does not show any restoration...

 

Engine bay look a little rough , very hard to know real condition without close inspection. Photos taken in a manner to avoid a lot of detail .


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You ain't kidding. Just looked at the pics; takes "chiaro scuro" to a new level . .. .

 

Well, AFAIK, this has been common in used car sales since time immemorial or at least as long as I've been looking/seeing advertisements featuring pictures for them and why already 40+ years ago I paraphrased an old saying "A photo/picture can lie or misrepresent more than thousand words".

All one has to do is look at any auction listing photos of old/used/vintage cars and it's obvious why they usually contract or have in-house professional photographers.

 

LOOKING AT SOME BAT LISTINGS, BONUS POINTS TO THOSE THAT ARE
PROUD TO SHOW DETAIL AND QUALITY. I REMEMBER YEARS AGO PICTURES OF 1745GT
DONE SO WELL THAT I USED THEM TO DIAL IN MY CAR.

 

w h y u s i n g c a p i t a l s ? c l i c k o n y o u r c a p s l o c k

 

Sorry ! No agenda - Habit of an architect that uses all caps, all the time

 

Nice older restoration, same color combination as my Father's former car. The description does not mention books or tools.