1992 Ferrari 512 TR For Sale, Recent Service, 18,400 miles

This is the biggest red flag for me. For this to be true, Buckley would had to have bought the car new but according to others this is not the case.

 

When I received the title from him it showed it was never registered in his name. Everything he told me was a lie looking back on it. Might be the case here as well he did not own the TR from new. He did have the blue 355 mentioned in earlier threads and some 308s one with Norwood turbo. Don't know for sure only the 355 and the car I purchased were seen but he talked about cars he owned and the TR was never mentioned. Most likely lies as well. QUOTE=Andrewo;142958689]This is the biggest red flag for me. For this to be true, Buckley would had to have bought the car new but according to others this is not the case.[/QUOTE]

 

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Sadly it wouldn't be the first time something like that has happened. The FChat police, as they are known, have flushed out some of the biggest scumbags in the Ferrari world on this site as well as complete ownage of some of the biggest posers too. They smell a bit of blood in the water here because of Tristam but I think it's unwarranted in this case. As far as the price, can't say, but if you think it's where it should be then stick to your guns. Worst case is you keep the car. That sounds like win-win to me.

 

Do you remember what year and month he had the Norwood 308? What color was it and how did it look?

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I never saw it so I can not comment on that. Tristram just told me what cars he owned and he made specific reference to a 308 with a Norwood turbo on it back when I dealt with him in 2007. At that time in the car park under the apartment where he lives he only had the blue 355 which to be honest don't recall having a red interior and the Mondial T I should have walked away from. The month in that year would have been right about this time of year Feb - Mar -07

 

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There is one at Ferrari of Long Island

 

Dino with the Straman convertible I now have 5 yellow/black in the registry.

Try ask Edvar on red-headed.com

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I love the yellow. Very sharp on that model Ferrari. GLWS

 

Your 328 is beautiful also. I love the odd color combo Ferraris. I am a sucker for different cars.

 

If I sell my scud Iam buying that.

 

I rarely log in here now but when I do every time there's more falsity. You state I described a car as "perfect." Please post the description for the Mondial that you responded to and let's forget the fact for a moment that you saw the car in person and did not just rely on the words in an advertisement.

No car is perfect, not even cars on the grass at Pebble Beach. I would NEVER describe any car as perfect! So you think I'm going to describe a nearly 20 year old Mondial as "perfect?" A Mondial? The car at the bottom of the Ferrari food chain? What you're saying is total BS. The car was NOT misdescribed AND you say you saw and inspected it in person.

Do you recall what you paid for the 18k mile Mondial? It was no where near retail and in fact below market value. I told you the service was NOT done by me. I passed onto you an invoice that I had been given with the car which showed a detailed $7,035.97 service having been performed. (Yes, I still have a digital image of that invoice as well as dozens of photos of the car.)

You say the description was way off. Please POST the description. Enough of this BS. Oh, and FYI, the Le Mans blue 355 was not in my garage...you are wrong on that count as well.

I will bet you a Ferrari I never said the car was "perfect," a word you use more than once to state specifically how I described the car. I posted a bunch of photos of the nearly two decade old unrestored white Mondial....that you saw in person!

I never said the car was "perfect" or that it had a "perfect history." Moreover, if a month later the alternator or starter fails how is that my fault? Starters and alternators typically work or they don't. Not like I could hide the starter not working!

PLEASE POST THE LISTING WITH THE DESCRIPTION SO WE CAN ALL SEE HOW I MIS-DESCRIBED THE MONDIAL AND PULLED THE WOOL OVER YOUR EYES.

This sounds a lot like the guy who bought a 308 after inspecting the car in person and then complains later about the paint and interior, as though I hypnotized him so he couldn't see the paint and interior before he purchased the car.

 

I know of one in Atlanta. So there are at least 3.

 

Shut up Buckley....why don't you sue him. LMAO

 

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Perfect example of what I'm talking about. Let's see...."Ferrari Chat" a person who has decades experience with these cars including several visits to the Factory being chastised on his listing for a unique 355 for sale by a guy who (schefdeh) who aspires to owning a 355 and whose history shows he's owned zero such cars but instead apparently has had a collection of bikes and I'm not talking collectible bikes. Perfect exemplification.

Wanted Cars
F355
Previous Cars Owned
2001 Honda NFR S2000
2005 Kawasaki ZX636
2005 Kawasaki ZX636
2007 Yamaha R6
2009 Triumph Daytona 675
Other Toys
2008 Ducati 848
2010 Kawasaki ZX6R
2010 Kawasaki ZX6R

 

Make it 3 known, I own one. (and almost bought yours before you did!)
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...and let's not forget DrStranglove....owner of a 348....clearly giving sage advice for Ferrari owners and collectors as he exhibits his appreciation of Ferrari by owning what the President of Ferrari himself called the "worst product Ferrari had developed for some time." Sorry strangelove, criticize my unique Le mans blue over bordeaux 355 spider with $6000 plus HRE wheels all you want, but that one car alone is a lot nicer a ride than what you've got in your garage. Now, if I'm wrong and you're really harboring a nice 250SWB please correct me.

Well aware of the Ferrari 348’s shortcomings was Ferrari’s new CEO, Luca Cordero di Montezemolo. “I had just bought a new 348,” he said in an interview with Automobile a decade after he took the helm at Ferrari, “and with the exception of its good looks I was utterly disappointed. This was clearly the worst product Ferrari had developed for some time.”