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Discussion in '206/246' started by mikesufka, Apr 11, 2007.

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  1. mikesufka

    mikesufka F1 Veteran
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    #1 mikesufka, Apr 11, 2007
    Can anyone give me some information on the Ferrari Dino's? I just happened to glance at a short article on them in Robb Report. From what I gather, there were two models. Very few of the first model came to the United States? They made 2100 or so of the second model? What are these cars worth now?

    Just curious.

    Thanks,

    Mike
     
  2. yasmin

    yasmin Formula Junior

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    #2 yasmin, Apr 11, 2007
    Try visiting here; www.dinoregister.com
    Plenty of info on models, history, build numbers etc.

    Prices?? depends on Gt or GTS, condition etc etc
     
  3. Rory J

    Rory J Formula 3

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    #3 Rory J, Apr 11, 2007
    Yup, lots of good info on that site.

    I am guessing you are referring to the earlier 206 and the later 246. IIRC there were around 150 206s made and 3,700 246s made with around 1,200 being the targa-roofed 246 GTS model. The GTS is the highest valued in the marketplace (at least in the U.S.). I think GTs are actually more desireable in Europe.
     
  4. mikeyr

    mikeyr Formula 3

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    #4 mikeyr, Apr 12, 2007
    2,000 would be the close for the FIAT Dino if you combine the 206 and 246 (known as the 2.0 and 2.4 in the FIAT world).

    For the Ferrari model, the 206 is super rare at 150 as stated above and then the 246.

    FIAT built 1133 2.0's and 424 2.4's of the FIAT Dino spiders
     
  5. Crawler

    Crawler F1 Veteran

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    #5 Crawler, Apr 12, 2007
    ...and, one might add, the Fiat Dino was never officially imported into the US.
     

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