For Sale 1965 275 GTS - Ferrari Classiche - Stunning and impeccable

I just wanna see pictures of such a Ferrari... I am not in the market at that level, but I like to dream ..... and drool.....

 

Weird.

 

Marco: Don't take it personally but we've been taken before...

I hope your friend finds a great new owner.

 

OP values his own time but not the time of prospective buyers, even though the car isn't his? Whatever...

 

Marco,

Anytime a 3rd party individual puts themselves in the middle 'selling for a friend type thing' it's legally a buffer to prevent the owner from being sued for misrepresentation and why I avoid brokers here at all costs.

Most people here know this and run from deals like this.

I'd suggest you call Gooding & Co auction house and let them sell it for your friend.

Best,
Chip

 

I forgot how to PM....Help....

Thanks,
Jack
NY

 

I think the TOU should be changed to prohibit ‘“selling for a friend” ads. If somebody wants to sell something on Fchat they should just pay the subscriber fee, become a member and sell it themselves. Or at the very least if someone wants to advertise a car or other item for a friend or other third party they should pay the commercial rate.

@rob lay @Booker

 

???
Last time I checked all auction houses (including G. & Co.) are “3rd party” and act as “brokers”...

 

I do believe the OP is wasting all of our time as well as insulting us by thinking we are not good enough to grace the photos of his friends Ferrari. I understand discretion is a good thing when it comes to car sales of this caliber, as mine unfortunately, if ever leaves the garage, but this is just something on another level. This posting should be removed.

 

Yea, I figured someone smart-ass would say that...

You know as well as everyone else very reputable auction houses like Sotheby's and Gooding who base their entire reputation on the line are not the same as a person/broker who is basically there as a buffer.

 

This isn’t the thread to discuss this further but suffice to say their is unsavoriness from both the big auction houses, AND the buffers. Good and bad from both

 

Legality wise there is no difference in a court of law between the 'selling for a friend' and big reputable auction house, even if it's Gooding they can not be sued for miss representing the car just like the 'selling for a friend' person. But, who are you going to trust more?

 

So I'm not getting any pictures to drool over? Just wanted to clarify.....

 

Apparently......... you must be worthy to actually see them or be a friend of the actual owner.

 

Not hard to find pics of it online from last it sold 10+ years. Beautiful car

 

http://www.barchetta.cc/english/all.ferraris/Detail/7317.275.gts.htm

 

Seeing that the car was restored at RPM in Vermont, I can vouch for the exceptional quality of the work done on the car - without ever having seen it in person. I've been to the shop several times, Peter's work is top notch and done to a historically correct standard.

 

wow what a great ad, no pics, no info..

 

Agree 100% A buyer should be able to communicate directly to a seller, be it a person or a dealer. This friend of a friend business is for the birds.

 

I am most definitely not worthy to see these pics (think Wayne's World), but that is a beautifully-restored classic Ferrari.

 

I remember Gentry selling a jet "for a friend"......

 

While I'm not a dealer pre se, I am helping couple of clients & friends by representing car's they'd like to sell, but whom for variety of reasons, including health or privacy related, do not wish to deal with the enquiries by potential tire kickers or lowball offers, etc.

I, for one, also completely understand OPs approach/attempt/discretion to help protect identity and privacy of, not only the car, but her current and future owners. Over the past 3-4 decades, I have bought & sold several rare or otherwise unusual cars without of any publicly shared pictures or other identifying details and even couple of cars I'm currently helping with fall into similar category.

If some here wish to "drool" or be entertained by pictures of cars, there should be plenty other forum sections and threads within them dedicated to such activities.
This section, if I'm not mistaken, is for offering or enquiring about cars for sale.
I would also like to assume anyone seriously interested in acquisition of OPs offering is capable & intelligent enough to follow what appears to be quite simple instructions how to proceed.

 

Sometimes people may not be "actively" on the hunt for a particular vehicle and see some great pictures in a forum like this and "pull the trigger"... but hey to each their own... I have several cars in my garage and a few are for sale at any time and I know I don't appreciate "tire kickers" myself. I just approach it differently.