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  1. rynoshark

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    #1 rynoshark, Jan 16, 2009
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    FYI lot #200 sold today @ RM for $390k + 10% buyer's commission, <1200 miles, had accident damage on rear (unclear whether frame damage) repaired @ Ferrari Maserati of Ontario. Timing belts done 2006. Sounded like $385k was reserve. Bidders were all in the room.
     
  2. rynoshark

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    #2 rynoshark, Jan 16, 2009
  3. SSNISTR

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    #3 SSNISTR, Jan 17, 2009
    Not bad money for a car with such a major repair.
     
  4. Craigy

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    #4 Craigy, Jan 17, 2009
    Yeah really!
     
  5. rynoshark

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    #5 rynoshark, Jan 17, 2009
    As somewhat of a comparison, the 5k mile F40 @ Gooding's was a No Sale @ $420k.
     
  6. StoryBook

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  7. mjw599

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    #7 mjw599, Jan 19, 2009
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    How much did the seller receive? $380k US?
    Was it a non-US version? It might explain the soft bidding
    Whats the VIN?
     
  8. Napolis

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    #8 Napolis, Jan 19, 2009
    Buyer received 351K for a US F 40.
     
  9. titanium360

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    #9 titanium360, Jan 19, 2009
    What is a 92 with 2500 miles clean car not tracked with a major service worth?
     
  10. Napolis

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    #10 Napolis, Jan 19, 2009
    Today retail 400K IMO.
     
  11. titanium360

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    #11 titanium360, Jan 19, 2009
    you realy think so? from the above sales figures i would have thought a clean car will fetch in the $500K's
     
  12. SefacHotRodder

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    #12 SefacHotRodder, Jan 19, 2009
    Anyone have pics of it post crash and pre repair? (IE. wrecked)
     
  13. Napolis

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    #13 Napolis, Jan 19, 2009
    Eli

    That's what I really think. Other's don't. There a number of F 40's for sale that have been for sale for a while and I see the market softening overall in 09. I wouldn't bet my kidneys that a nice one won't trade bellow 300K before this is all over.

    C U in PB?
     
  14. titanium360

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    #14 titanium360, Jan 19, 2009
    for sure jim, cant wait to get out of this cold
     
  15. al70

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    #15 al70, Jan 20, 2009

    Interesting, only recently you stated...

    "Anyone paying more than 180K is renting to own."
     
  16. joe sackey

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    #16 joe sackey, Jan 20, 2009
    I think I will have to start the "Jim, the F40 is not yet a $180k car" thread then?
     
  17. Napolis

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    #17 Napolis, Jan 20, 2009
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    Euros for a euro car.

    Here's one that's still available at a BIN of 242K euros.

    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1989-FERRARI-F40-WITH-CLASSICHE-CERTIFICATION_W0QQitemZ150316846329QQcmdZViewItemQQptZAutomobiles_UK?hash=item150316846329&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=66%3A2%7C65%3A2%7C39%3A1%7C240%3A1318

    The Coy F 40 NS at a bid of 210 euros.

    You seriously think in light of the above Euro F 40's can't drop to 180K euros within two years?

    I still think anyone paying more than 180K euros for a Euro car is renting to own and anyone paying more than 300K $ for a US F40 is renting to own as well. Other's don't. Kewl.
     
  18. joe sackey

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    #18 joe sackey, Jan 20, 2009
    Jim, you said DOLLARS...

    My check is all written out and everything.
     

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