in the CURRENT PROCESS of buying this 355, HELP!

I am not an attorney, so my advice is probably worthless. But I wouldn't sign jack until I was ready to lay down the cash.

Have you looked on these forums for info on this car? Search by the VIN

Good luck, let us know how it turns out.

 

You didn't post the document, but I would guess if you sign the bill of sale you would be obligated. I would think if you added a clause that the sale was contingent on inspection that it would cover you.

 

Don't know about the legal aspects, but I can recommend Norwood Performance (972-831-8111) for the inspection

 

TECHNICALLY, yes, you are obligated upon signing the bill of sale.

Will anyone go after you? No...people back out of deals every day in the car business. Is it right anyway? No.

Have them write on the BOS that sale is contingent upon vehicle passing a PPI at the tech of your choice, and any deposit you give them is refundable if the car fails. You'll be fine. The guys at ecarlink will understand, from what I know of them they are top notch.

 

Ditto

Norwoods is around the bend sort of speak from EcarLink they should have no issue using them (Nor should you. They are AAA+++) James Patterson is a user here and they sponsor the board... Look at sponsor link page and tap the image for Norwood....

 

I know several people who used Capital One, they're easy to work with

 

Hagerty classic car insurance offers very competive financing for exotic and collectible cars at (800) 922-4050.....Charlie

 

I used Capital One also, quick, easy, painless, online, done, approved next day (which was sunday) after I filled out the online form at about 1am. Had blank check overnight.

 

APPROVAL IN MINUTES FOR ME AND CHECK FOR 100K OVERNIGHT IF NEEDED.

MY355

 

+1

-Peter

 

very true it got an email about 5 mins later, and they called the next day and asked how i wanted the check...

BTW I won't be stopping by tonight-I'll call you in a bit.

 

Keep us up to date on the progress. These guys seem to always have really nice cars listed for great prices. Great looking 355 btw.

 

That is one of the best looking 355's I've seen!
Good luck w the purchase

 

That does look like a great car. The interior is really clean looking (from the pictures). The mileage is really working in your favor - a great price, and it makes me more comfortable about the valve guides, as they should have shown up by now it they were going to. It's a win-win for you. Sweet!

 

I feel like this car was recently discussed in another thread, but I could be wrong... Anyway:

Information on this car is available through Carfax and/or Autocheck.

In 1996, this car was offered by Ferrari of Dallas, metallic silver with red leather, 6,200 miles.

In early 1997, this car was offered by Ferrari of Dallas, silver with red leather, 8,000 miles, factory warranty until June, 1997; Texas car since new.

In 1999, this car was offered by Ferrari of Dallas, silver with Bordeaux leather, 19,000 miles. Local trade-in, sold and serviced by Ferrari of Dallas. Books and records, car cover, tools, Clarion in-dash CD with 18-disc CD shuttle, amplifier, twin subwoofers in custom enclosure.

In September, 2005, this car was offered for sale on eBay. Grigio Titanio with Bordeaux interior. Tubi, CD player, power seats, 30K service, 31,614 miles. eCarLink, Dallas, Fort Worth, TX. Item Number: 4577077218.

 

Carbon,

is this the same car? and thread you were thinking of...

http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=107949&highlight=Vin+%23ZFFPR41AXS0101599

Simon

 

if when you sign on a bill of sale you write on it "subject to passing PPI" or something like it, you wouldn't be obligated to buy unless the car passes the PPI. To cover you behind i suggest writing something more specific what is passing PPI means to you.

 

Len at ecarlink is a strait up guy, I bought my F360 from him and it was better than expected. You won't be dissapointed.

 

Yep its been on here several times. A search on the VIN will find the threads.

 

yes, that's the same car