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A Ferrari 512BB 1973 with saggy doors

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  1. 62 250 GTO

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    #1 62 250 GTO, Apr 8, 2004
    I will assume this is a sure sign to walk away.
    When you close the door you have to either slam it {hard} or pull up. On both doors, the drivers side is a little worse.
     
  2. Fan512bbi

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    #2 Fan512bbi, Apr 8, 2004
    1973 512bbi dont exist walk away in fact run.
     
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    #3 62 250 GTO, Apr 8, 2004
    HA! You have to be kidding me! I was reading up on them before I went and didn't recall seeing that year. Guess what... This car is at a dealership!
     
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    #4 62 250 GTO, Apr 8, 2004
    '77 was their first year. I should call the city and see if they can shut this guy down. He has a lot of "high class" cars and has a rep for buying damaged cars from around the US and Canada. I was just taking a peek, trying to sort out the field. But this won't help me. Thanks.
     
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    #5 Fan512bbi, Apr 8, 2004
    76 in the U.K i dont think the parts are interchangable with the earlier 365 as the wheelbase is different on both models, sounds like a ringer to me.
     
  6. tjacoby

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    #6 tjacoby, Apr 8, 2004
    Can you PM me with details, even if just a city? I've been looking for a BBi and want to make sure it's not someone I've been talking to. Although a '73 512BB would of tripped even my alarm bells. Although I've seen very few 365 BB's for sale in North America. Supposedly most have gone overseas. Thx!
     
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    #7 parkerfe, Apr 8, 2004
    From what I have read there wasn't even a 365GT4BB Boxer in 1973! The 365GT4BB was made from 1974-1976, the BB512 from 1976-1980 and the BB512i from 1981-1984. However, some BB512s made in 1980 were sold as 1981 models .
     
  8. Steve B

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    #8 Steve B, Apr 8, 2004
    My source indicates that there were 24 365 BBs produced in 1973.
     
  9. Dave

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    #9 Dave, Apr 8, 2004
    Ferrari geared up for production of the 365 GT4 BB in 1973,
    The majority of the cars were produced from 1974-1976.
    The 365 GT4 BB serial #'s range from chassis #17301 to the final chassis #19701...

    I would not necessarily run from the car because of the doors,
    they can be shimmed, how was the rest of the car?

    While I never got into the triple theme on the rear of the 365,
    they sure are a blast.
     
  10. parkerfe

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    #10 parkerfe, Apr 9, 2004
    But the post claims it is a 1973 BB512 not a 365GT4BB !
     
  11. Sean F.

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    #11 Sean F., Apr 9, 2004
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    #12 parkerfe, Apr 9, 2004
    Read the title to the post. There were no BB512s a/k/a 512BBs made in 1973 !
     

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