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Dino GTS at Gooding Sale

Discussion in '206/246' started by billnoon, Mar 8, 2013.

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  1. billnoon

    billnoon Formula 3
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    1974 Ferrari Dino 246 GTS, s/n 06442 hammered at $330K.

    Reserve was $325K. Estimates were $325K to $375K

    Car was described as needing some work and a good candidate for a full restoration but not sure what that meant.

    I sold two of my Dinos this week so market still seems strong.

    Ciao,

    Bill
     
  2. HMB-Dino

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    prices?
     
  3. billnoon

    billnoon Formula 3
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    $379,000 and $270,000. Down to just one Dino left but trying to buy an L and early M 246GT but no luck so far.

    Ciao,

    Bill
     
  4. kjw9028

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    Bill,

    Should point out that the car that sold at the Gooding sale was a flairs and chairs car, FWIW.

    Ken
     
  5. nis1973

    nis1973 Formula Junior

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    Of the four Dinos at Amelia Island only the Gooding chairs and flares sold in auction. The RM GTS sold post auction at 302.5k. I would have expected these to do better, especially the chairs and flares. What I thought did surprisingly well was the black RM GT that didn't sell. The 230k high bid seemed quite strong to me for a car that seemed very mediocre. Some speculated that that was just the auction company bidding it up. I don't know if that's ever done, sounds like something that should not be allowed. Anyways, there are two dinos at the Coys auction in the U.K. tomorrow - a GTS and a 206GT(!!!!!). All of those who've been wondering what 206's are worth these days will have a real data point...
     
  6. tx246

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    #6 tx246, Mar 11, 2013
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    Or....will they? Each of these cars are different, and every one is unique.
     
  7. miurasv

    miurasv F1 World Champ

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    With only 152? made the 206 is the most interesting Dino, and alloy bodied with an all aluminium engine. In what way was each 206 unique?
     
  8. tx246

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    Ok, we'll, this one is different
     
  9. 375+

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    Some speculated that that was just the auction company bidding it up. I don't know if that's ever done, sounds like something that should not be allowed.

    Ah, fresh meat.
     

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