Anyone know this 99 yellow 360 @ Aston Martin of New England

Just woundering if you guys can help me out with this. I'm interested in this 360. It's been at Aston Martin of New England for awhile now and run on ebay a few times. Any info would be great.



http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Cars-Trucks___1999-Ferari-360-Yellow-Black-F1-Fully-Serviced_W0QQitemZ220265766352QQddnZCarsQ20Q26Q20TrucksQQddiZ2282QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item220265766352&_trkparms=39%3A1%7C65%3A10&_trksid=p4506.c0.m245.l1318


Thanks

 

wow, cheap price

 

Phone them up and talk to Steve Serio - he's a straight up guy, this does look to be a good value car. That said the market is very soft on all 360s right now.

 

Also, you could give Darin a call at Boston Sports Car. They do the ferrari services for that aston martin dealer. Im sure he can give you an honest opinion on the car

 

You're teasing me, aren't you? This car has been sitting Aston Martin of New England / Lotus Motorsports for a while. She's a beaut.

 

I just checked it out. Comes with all books, red fob, tools, and covers. Aside from the bumper, looked like a really good car. 5k was spent on belts etc. Bsc says they car is pretty strong mechanically. It has 3m protection on it. Looked like it was peeling on the rear bumper.

 

Thanks everyone for the info. I talked to Pat @Austin Martin and he says there are records, all keys and remotes. I'm going to try to call Dan on Monday about this car. I'm thinking between this and a Red/Tan one in FL that is priced @$81k.

I see the market is really soft right now. I've had a few people contact me now when they wouldn't budge on the price just a few weeks ago.

 

Red/Tan combo will always hold better value. Would also be easier to sell in the future should you want to.

 

Not true anymore. Giallo Fly Yellow is a 'classic' Ferrari color, IMHO, along with Black (Nero) and some of the other traditional shades - Silverstone, Chiaro, Rubino.....these are color shades in the Ferrari paint catalog for over 30+ years. Originality, and service-upkeep, I believe, are more important than 'red' for resale value. I know of several F-car enthusiasts who are currently looking specifically for a NON-red car.

I could be wrong, but this car may also have been offered for-sale by Bentley of Boston.

 

Nice ride for the money, especially since that bumper can be resprayed for probably less than a grand.