Mondials For Sale

Reserve not met on 9/9/23 at $55,500

 

1986 Ferrari Mondial 3.2 Coupe

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https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1986-ferrari-mondial-3-2-coupe/

 

Thanks @WilyB! I'm the seller and it's a spectacular car. Classiche certified, 2-time Platinum winner at Cavallino, fully documented since new.

I'm here to answer any questions about it as well.

 

Ok @Scaledetails --- I saw you bidding... how many coupes are you going to own?

 

It sometimes takes a few tries to figure out that the 3.2 model is the pick of the litter

 

Wishful thinking on my part, I would love to have this as my daily but I suspect reserve is twice current bid amount. Peter, I used to think the same way until I got my hands on a euro t coupe. To me that is the best of the series.

 

I was mostly joking with my 3.2 comment. Which model is best depends heavily on each person's individual priorities and preferences. Objectively, the "t" is better. I personally prefer the looks and simplicity of the 3.2 over the "t", but clearly the t also has significant advantages over 3.2. Everyone should try all models to find out what is the best fit for their priorities and preferences.

 

I have my second '8' now, and it's my least favorite of the Mondials. The suspension bits on the T are what made me really enjoy the 3.2 the most.

I PPI'd a T that I passed on and to another member here, it had Tubi's and he loves it. It wasn't for me.

Never driven a QV, but I like them all, just in some jumbled type of order

 

3.2 is great that you don't need the engine out.

 

So true. Everything is so easily accessible. One side the cambelt the other side the clutch. I wonder if this is the easiest Ferrari to maintain also in relation to the performance output.

 

I will go out on a limb and say the QV is better then the 8 since it has more power.

I personally am not a fan of the black bumpers on the 8 and QV - which I believe were due to local requirements, such as the Contach.
Though easily remedied by painting them body colored.
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I just watched your start up video Michael and have to say I believe that is the first one I have seen were the clock isn’t flashing all zeros

 

Looks like "no sale", bid to $60,500.