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275GTB/2 - value?

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  1. jhl1963

    jhl1963 Karting

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    Hi Guys, I just read Keith Martin's write up on the 275 GTB/2s and as I have always found his pricing a bit rich, I was wondering if his $275K is accurate? Anyone have any recent comparable sales?

    Thanks,
    Jordan
     
    jhl1963, Jan 13, 2004
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  2. amenasce

    amenasce Three Time F1 World Champ Silver Subscribed

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    GTB/2's shouldnt bring more than 200/220k$ . Unless they have gone up in price recently...Maybe due to the strong Euro no ? A 200k euros 275 equals a 260k$ ..
     
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  3. Napolis

    Napolis Three Time F1 World Champ Honorary Owner

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    I bought mine for 7.5K drove it 65K miles and sold it for 14K. (1972) Great car.
     
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  4. jhl1963

    jhl1963 Karting

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    Amenasce you are right on the money - he says a lot of them are going overseas due to the euro valuation. I was curious if anyone had any recent comps and the associated condition of such cars. I.E. what a driver costs to what a show condition car costs.

    Jordan
     
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  5. BigTex

    BigTex Seven Time F1 World Champ Owner Rossa Subscribed

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    Gstaad had one:

    275GTB/2 Shortnose # 06827 300,855 -SFr.
     
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  6. Bryan

    Bryan Formula 3

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    Aaaaarrrrggghhhh...

    My neighbor in New Jersey decied not to buy a 375 MM for $4500 in the late 60s, because the battery was dead and it would not start. He bought an MG instead...
     
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  7. Bryan

    Bryan Formula 3

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    Latest issue of FML ASking Price Index

    275 GTB, All Variations $213,389 US

    Assuming the Index runs 10-20% above selling price and that 4 cams will raise the above average, this suggests that Keith Martin's estimate is high, unless the car is spectacular.
     
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  8. Glassman

    Glassman F1 World Champ Rossa Subscribed

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    So lets see, in the 60s and 70s, this car and Napolis's would be called Poor Mans Ferrari's?
     
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  9. aventino

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    Save your old copper wire and ball bearings folks, I need them for my time machine.....
     
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  10. TheScarletStang

    TheScarletStang Formula Junior

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    My favorite Ferrari! I just only wish my pockets were deep enuf for one :( I think the price is good for the 275, i bet it is worth every cent
     
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