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Discussion in '348/355' started by Sohail, Oct 12, 2004.

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  1. Sohail

    Sohail Karting

    Oct 6, 2004
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    Sohail
    #1 Sohail, Oct 12, 2004
    Hello guys wanted to know retail price for a 1995 F355 Red/Black 6spd Brelinetta in prinstine conditon. New Tubi Headers new exhaust. Good tires and brakes(not exactly new but tires are more than 60% and breaks are new. Needs Timing belt service. Car has 26000 miles. I see some paint chips here and there but not too many. If any one can hlep

    Thanks

    Sohail
     
  2. lapeter

    lapeter Formula Junior

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    #2 lapeter, Oct 12, 2004
    A spider like that should be 70-75K so I assume a coupe should be 60-65K but you have to do a lot of shopping. Most sellers are asking way too high a price. I think you will also find that people that own a 355 now will give you higher than market prices. I own a 1996 355 spider and I think I am realistic in pricing. I may sell soon and get a 360 spider.
     
  3. Merdav

    Merdav Formula Junior

    Apr 11, 2004
    980
    #3 Merdav, Oct 13, 2004
    sounds right
     
  4. FL 355

    FL 355 Formula 3

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    #4 FL 355, Oct 13, 2004
    Michael -

    Interesting page...what is the source?
     
  5. Merdav

    Merdav Formula Junior

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    #5 Merdav, Oct 13, 2004
    nadaguide.com
     
  6. 993 guy

    993 guy F1 Rookie

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    #6 993 guy, Oct 13, 2004
    Another great source is galves.com

    Galves is the actual source for wholesale auctions and is the "true value" that a dealer will give you on trade based on wholesale value. A good reference point to have...
     
  7. Merdav

    Merdav Formula Junior

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    980
    #7 Merdav, Oct 13, 2004
    This seems to be a subscribed pay service only.
     
  8. 993 guy

    993 guy F1 Rookie

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    #8 993 guy, Oct 13, 2004
    It is because it's what the dealers actually use when you want to know the value of your ride. The other sites are good estimates of value, but tend to overvalue cars vs. galves. I think it's only $5 or so to get the info though...
     
  9. JC360

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    #9 JC360, Oct 13, 2004
    dont think, just DO.
     
  10. Prancing 12

    Prancing 12 F1 Rookie
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    #10 Prancing 12, Oct 13, 2004
    A car is always and only worth what someone will pay!
     
  11. Higgins23

    Higgins23 Karting

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    #11 Higgins23, Oct 14, 2004
    Ferrari Market Letter is also has a good guide to prices with historic trends.
     
  12. gmoore

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    #12 gmoore, Oct 17, 2004
    Isn't another huge factor on the early 355's the status of the valve guides and if they have been replaced ? I would think that a car with the job done would be worth alot more than one without, whether it was showing symptoms or not.
     
  13. Meeyatch1

    Meeyatch1 Formula 3

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    #13 Meeyatch1, Oct 17, 2004

    I just saw one of those get sold about a month ago and it went for $65,000. It is funny because that sounds like the exact same car.
     

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