Keith Richards' 1972 Ferrari Dino 246GT rolling to auction

"Coys estimates the car will sell for between $277,000 and $347,000 when it crosses the auction block on Friday. That compares with a regular Dino from the same year which would be worth no more than $235,000 if it were in perfect condition, according to Hagerty, a classic car insurance company."

I think Hagerty needs to do a little more research on current "perfect condition" Dino values.

 

Someone's confused. Hagerty called me a month or two ago telling me that a condition 1 Dino GTS was now valued at over $400,000 and did I want to up my coverage. So they clearly know about current pricing.

 

and about increasing premiums that go in their pocket...