Official 308 GTB/GTS Market Thread

I just spoke to a friend in LA who owns an 84 QV. he told me he spoke to his friend in Ohio and the news was a lot of these Hot Rod guys there are now interested in buying 308, hmm! sounds weird but I guess they're learning now.

 

I was in MHB last week and sent him a few texts. He responded a few times and said he had to go out of town unexpectedly and I could look at it this week but he never responded again.

 

Here is a real car available right now. You can come see this one in the flesh.

http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/ferraris/477549-1983-308-gts-qv.html

M.

 

+1

 

its been sold... thanks anyhow mike for the offer to check it out

let me know if you need any scorp parts ok? i tried to give em to bro but it still hasent happened

warm regards

hf

 

I think they are low as well..... I was thinking of how much more of an impact it will make on the market if the estimates are surpassed, and surpassed by a lot. And maybe this is what the auction houses would ultimately like to see in order to create a feeding frenzy on 308's and 328's, or any other car for that matter. Although contrary to that way of thinking, at the Scottsdale auctions, some of the cars, take for instance the 246 Dino's, had estimates that were seemingly too high. In the case of the Dinos, it appears they were trying to perpetuate the feeding frenzy on these particular cars, but to no avail. If final auction sales prices surpass the estimates, it sets up more of a frenzy in the market for the sellers to quickly sell at the next venue and strike while the iron is hot, and for the buyers to quickly buy before the dream of owning a 3x8 at a reasonable price eludes them or they are priced completely out of the market.

 

buy your analog car while you can.....

 

I checked another car after I posted. It was bothering me.

 

I am anxious to see where it all goes....



PDG

 

1978 Ferrari 308 GTS

The original post was flagged. This is in it's place.

Looks like T. Rutlands was involved in the rebuild.

 

This is a great list, thank you for taking the time to put it together. It's going to be a hot selling season. It will be interesting to see what these cars settle for.

 

You're welcome! I'm also excited to see where sales prices end up.

 

wow here I am trying to price my car and a turd like this states the car is 95% restored.

No its customized to his liking and those seats make me want to barf.

40K for that.
Then my unrestored in need of some work GTBI should be worth more right?
haha

 

Ferrari 308 GTB Fiberglass | eBay

uhmmm..no comment...back to you Dave.

 

Great title. Lovely car.

Robb

 

I knew the Canadian dollar got hit with oil prices... But I didn't think it was on par with the Lira..

 

WOW what a "steel", pun intended.

 

What more can be said

Ferrari 308 GTB Fiberglass | eBay

 

+308

 

LOL!! These are the same clowns who have this 308 listed on Hemmings at $345K

1977 Ferrari 308GTB EURO SPEC DRY SUMP for sale | Hemmings Motor News

And have to love this line from their listing:
"So for all the chatters out there don’t email and ask to see, you must have faith."
What total BS.

 

They do amazing work. Two wonderful cars in 2 weeks. I'm anxious to see what rolls out next.

 

OK guys, I'm the 2nd owner of a pristine '78 308 GTS with 24K original miles. All service, etc. up to date. I'll beat these guys and take the first $260K..... not kidding, make me an offer This car will could easily take Silver without lifting a finger...it's just plane that nice... diamond-in-the-rough.

 

Yes they do wonderful work and Rocco is a hell of a good guy. I wish them luck in the sale of their two GTBs....good stuff!

 

If this isn't a sign of a market top then I've never seen one. Run for cover.

 

great marketing.. both cars getting quite the conversation going in various threads..

I saw the black car last fall, it was nearly complete.. looked nice.