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Discussion in '206/246' started by HMB-Dino, Sep 2, 2011.

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  1. HMB-Dino

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    #1 HMB-Dino, Sep 2, 2011
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    Granted, these are the listed prices...who knows what they'll actually sell for;

    $225k - 1974 DINO 246 GTS DINO (SN not given); Azzuro with Tan Daytona Seats, 30k miles (http://www.autosportdesigns.com/Sales/Salesphotos.aspx?ID=2126)

    $270k - 1974 DINO 246 GTS "CHAIRS & FLARES" (SN not given); Rosso Corsa with Black Daytona Seats, 17k miles (http://www.autosportdesigns.com/Sales/Salesphotos.aspx?ID=2127)


    And no, I'm not on commission to the seller (I wish!)...just providing this community with info on current (asking) prices when I see them.
     
  2. 166&456

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    #2 166&456, Sep 2, 2011
    There is al lot, a LOT of competition for such an amount of cash.
     
  3. furious_ferrari

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    #3 furious_ferrari, Sep 2, 2011
    I dont think they put enough tire shine on both of them :p
     
  4. BigTex

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    #4 BigTex, Sep 2, 2011
    I'd think I'd send Roy Cats the same money for his 16M, instead!!
     
  5. 4CamGT

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    #5 4CamGT, Sep 2, 2011
    Seems like really original or beautifully restored coupes are difficult to find in the U.S.A. Rarely come for sale.

    Freeman
     
  6. shaughnessy

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    #6 shaughnessy, Sep 2, 2011
    I know of an excellently restored 246GT
     
  7. 4CamGT

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    #7 4CamGT, Sep 2, 2011
    Tell us more!!!
     
  8. racerboy9

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    #8 racerboy9, Sep 2, 2011
    That car looks very original. Did they use a different type spare tire hold down with the Campy's?
     
  9. tx246

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    #9 tx246, Sep 2, 2011
    The red chairs and flares car is s/n 08298
     
  10. tx246

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    #10 tx246, Sep 2, 2011
    Is the Azzuro car 07890?
     
  11. Pantdino

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    #11 Pantdino, Sep 3, 2011
    for $225 they can't even detail the engine bay?
     
  12. lotustt

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    #12 lotustt, Sep 3, 2011

    Agree, I thought similar. And that at the very least.
     
  13. tx246

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    #13 tx246, Sep 3, 2011
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  14. 4re Nut

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    #14 4re Nut, Sep 3, 2011
    Gorgeous color combo.
     
  15. GermanDino

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    #15 GermanDino, Sep 3, 2011
    and very much original, looks like a very interesting GTS to me
     
  16. Pantdino

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    #16 Pantdino, Sep 3, 2011
    My understanding is that the marked difference in values between the GT and GTS is an American thing. The Japanese, I am told, and many Europeans, prefer the GT. So back in the days of the strong yen and Euro many GT's were shipped overseas to more appreciative new owners.
     
  17. swift53

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    #17 swift53, Sep 3, 2011
    That rear bumper looks awfully cocked, but it could be the camera....

    Regards, Alberto
     
  18. silver1331

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    #18 silver1331, Sep 4, 2011
    Autosport seems to price their cars towards the top of the range (US price range), im not sure if they sell more to Europeans or not but that could be a reason.
     
  19. tx246

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    #19 tx246, Sep 4, 2011
    I think they tend to get more cars because they judge the market as improving and buy more. As stupid as my comment sounds, they tend to keep nice cars coming to market. they also deal with many repeat customers, I would think, that like to trade for different things. Maybe that helps too.
     

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