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dry sump 308 GTB value

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  1. fiatosca

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    #1 fiatosca, Nov 5, 2018
    Been offered a nice steel Euro dry sump 308 GTB. I would imagine that a price premium would be attached to Euro DS cars but the info I see online is inconclusive. What is the consensus here?
     
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    #2 cnpapa24, Nov 5, 2018
    Yes a premium. Colors, condition, etc all apply as usual.
     
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    #3 Hannibal308, Nov 5, 2018
    Hags says +$30K for Dry Sump. Depends on rest of the car IMO.
     
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    #4 fiatosca, Nov 6, 2018
    That's odd, I don't see any value adjustment for dry sump on Hagerty site
     
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    #5 Hannibal308, Nov 8, 2018
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    My mistake...the +$30K is for the dry sump on a vetroresina. The guide does say +10% for a US pre-cat steel car. A dry sump (besides not having cats) is heaps more valuable than any US steel car, so between +10% and +$30K IMO. Pristine Steel dry sumps have recently gone $150K plus. Pristine pre-cat US ‘77s around $100-110K, maybe $120K, so the +$30K side is still on the right track. The dry sumps are geared differently and are noticeably quicker. I know. I have both.
     

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