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Discussion in '288GTO/F40/F50/Enzo/LaFerrari/F80' started by f40carlo, Oct 15, 2008.

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  1. f40carlo

    f40carlo Formula Junior

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    #1 f40carlo, Oct 15, 2008
    This car is for sale on EBay .....bought from original owner....was the crashed one we all know about during filming redline. Full repair....asking 1.2MM...not Ferrari shop repaired. Appreciate all comments/ FMV estiamtes, etc.

    Kind Regards,
    Carlo
     
  2. BigTex

    BigTex Seven Time F1 World Champ
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    #2 BigTex, Oct 15, 2008
    There's been a lot of discussion and the shop/seller is a member here......

    With the economy the way it's going that sale price is above the $$ of a "no stories" car, IMO only....

    The repair place is just north of Houston here........IIRC it's been seen on the road.
     
  3. BigTex

    BigTex Seven Time F1 World Champ
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    #3 BigTex, Oct 15, 2008
    Crashed while PROMOTING "Redline" actually but whatever......
     
  4. f40carlo

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    #4 f40carlo, Oct 15, 2008
    I value opinions of many here, and yes, some not so much...

    Anyway , I won't divulge opinions and comments made in a private forum, ,so PM me folks. Honour is dearer than life.

    I just need sense of value....unique car due to repair, state of economy , etc. (BigTex appreciate yours as you have so many posts, and are pretty mucha 'Ferrari guru' at the roundtable.)

    Thanks again to all.

    Carlo
     
  5. jlonmark

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    #5 jlonmark, Oct 15, 2008
    I'd say $700/$800k. Roughly 20-30% less than a clean car. IS it a clean title?
     
  6. mjw599

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    #6 mjw599, Oct 16, 2008
    Save some dough and by a SCUD, performance is better so are looks
     
  7. GO-RAN

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    #7 GO-RAN, Oct 16, 2008
    I would wait out another 6 months or so, CLEAN enzos will most likely drop by a long shot.
     
  8. El Wayne

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  9. 134282

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    #9 134282, Oct 16, 2008
    If you had it PPIed at a reputable Ferrari place - independent from the place that fixed it - and they say it's good to go, and the sale price is lowered to around $800,000 tops - then go for it.
     
  10. WCH

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    #10 WCH, Oct 16, 2008
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    I suspect once you have Napolis opinion you'll have all you need to know. Doubt anyone here has spent more quality time with an Enzo ....

    Back in May his opinion on the car's value as repaired was:

    "IMO if done by the factory 1.mm

    Done this way .8mm"

    No idea whether anything has changed his view.
     
  11. teak360

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    #11 teak360, Oct 16, 2008

    My guess is he will give both of those numbers a haircut.
     
  12. OC Speed Junkie

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    #12 OC Speed Junkie, Oct 16, 2008
    Was the tub damaged in the crash?
     
  13. 410SA

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    #13 410SA, Oct 16, 2008
    Here is a prime candidate for Ferrari Classiche Certification. If the factory (or their local US dealer who is their proxy) blesses the car as being "correct" it's just another Enzo.
    If not it's a salvaged wrecked car that is worth less than nothing. I guess it is always worth what it would be if stripped and dismantled for parts.

    If the car was repaired in Houston at Risi's shop it's probably better than the original factory assembly.
     
  14. Prancing 12

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    #14 Prancing 12, Oct 16, 2008
    But it wasn't...
     
  15. Jompen

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    #15 Jompen, Oct 17, 2008
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    I would never touch any Ferrari repaired by a "non" Ferrari shop. It was a quite hard hit in a bad angle as well. Any "normal" Ferrari would have been RIP.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MHa8tD2FLg
     

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