To your point, the number of owners asking for us ( Boardwalk Ferrari ) to perform a 6 speed conversion is increasing from a twice a year to a once a week request...! S
I noticed that, and also the fact that he seemed to spend a lot of time bouncing off the rev limiter in first.
LoL, not yet! The whole $51,200 price tag seems to have put most off for the time being. I can assure you , there will be a thread when the time comes! S
seems like a good deal $200k 599 + $51k conversion = ? I realize the original manuals will still sell for a little premium, but might still be worth the money. I think cut Daytonas still sell for higher than hard tops.
OK, I guess the original and concours market for these finally corrected where they should. through at least 2005 cut Daytonas were selling for a premium, of course you could get an original uncut for under $200k.
That's the idea, some owners are beginning to speculate that the ROI would be close to $100k ... that's assuming you would even WANT to sell it after making the conversion.. S