"Million Dollar Ferraris" on CNBC tonight

Thanks !

 

Thank you, TIVOing it!

 

Well it was quick...

Its a 5 mns segment on the GTO birthday .

 

That sounds pretty cool. You would think Jims P4/5 would be on there, seeing as its the most expensive AND him being on the network before?

 

you mean original sale price?

 

Even though it was a few minutes long, It was worth watching. Those 250 GTOs are SO beautiful

 

I wonder what a GTOs original sale price would be if you adjusted for inflation??

Oh, wait. It still would have become one of the best investments ever made.

 

the sound on these cars are amazing, they sound so mean

 

For those who missed it: http://www.socalspeedzone.com/pages/cnbcferraris.html

 

Amazing! 21 of the 36 250 GTO's in the world all together in California. Damn, I would have loved to have been there.

 

any idea if there are going to have any reruns

 

$18,000 in 1962 would be about $120,000 now accoding to this site...... http://www.westegg.com/inflation/


I'd say that would qualify it for a very good investment!!

 

Problem is you'd have to bail on the car in order to realize it.

 

I know a gentleman who sold 3223 for 12 grand to purchase the next race car, a 250 LM, I believe. That 250 LM was sold to purchase a Ford GT 40 which was crashed a buried at Lemans. Oh, to have a way back machine!

regards

ken

 

How Very true!!

Interestingly I punched in rough numbers for my 308 in reverse. Since I paid around $20K for it in '03 that would equate to about $7K in 1978 money. On the other hand a new purchase of about $40k in 1978 would now be $130K. Does that mean I got a good buy?

 

so pretty

 

Cool thanx

 

very cool, thanks for the link!
Stroll sounded like a prick... "i have a very large collection of cars and this is just one of many"

 

Good to see 'em on the track where they belong! Thanks for the video.

 

Still a very nice clip and I had no idea Nick Mason from Pink Floyd had one.

 

That noise !! I swear , if i had one, i would drive it daily .