Updated 365GTC/4 Website

Agreed, Awesome Job. Thanks Jeff!

Loving the Hugo Boss Ads too!

 

Nice to hear....if this ever drifts back down to $200k or so, would definately put it on the short list to buy....great looking cars.

 

This probably goes in the pricing thread, but I think you can get one for not much over $200k, if you work at it. It's a buyer's market, and cars have been just sitting there for years. If you offered $200k cash on several of the cars on the market now, I wouldn't be at all surprised if someone took it.

If you are super picky and want a perfect concours car then sure, you'll pay more. But a decent driver with a bit of deferred maintenance-- I think the real money price is in that range, or just slightly higher.

 

Actually, they're lower than I thought-- I looked away from the market for a few months, and see what happens?

Running and driving, although in need of servicing and some cosmetics... asking $199,500:

https://www.gullwingmotorcars.com/1972-ferrari-365gtc-4-c-3470.htm

One nice thing about C/4s, from what I've seen-- they were built by Pininfarina, and don't tend to rust like the Scaglietti-built cars (Daytonas, for instance).

 

Thanks, I may call and get more information.

 

Don't be surprised if you have to spend $15-20k on it to make it a reliable driver. The irony is that you could pay $300k for a concours queen and probably would still have to spend the same money on it, post-acquistion. That's just the nature of old cars.

 

What a well put together site.
Is there a Daytona registry like this.
That would be great to do this for each Ferrari.
GREAT WORK!

 

Looking at my photo's I see several C4's that are not on the site with photo's. If you are interested I can send my photo's so you can use them, here are a few..

Keep up the good work..

Bert
www.ferrari340america.nl
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If I know the serial number it's in the name of the photo. I have around 140 photo's from C4's where I know the number of (21 different C4's) and about 40 photos without number..

 

For the Daytona have a look at : https://www.ferrariregistry.net/

 

Yea, I am very familiar with that registry. It is so outdated now compared to this GTC/4 site.

 

Had a C/4 for 15 years and loved the website. Miss the car and the website support.

 

John. This is a great website/registry that you have alerted me to. I have a few photos, with serial numbers, of cars that there do not appear to be pictures of on the site. Is it best for me to post them here, is it possible to send them straight to the site, or shall I send them to you?

Regards,

Robert

 

Thanks John. Yes, if you have an photos (with serial number) or car info please email me and I'll get them onto the site. At this point we have photos and/or details for a little over half of the 500 cars made. Would love to get more. As you've no doubt noticed, there is no money being made on this -- just a labor of love to serve the community. Also, I keep ownership details protected unless already out there in an ad or such. Of course, if you're already an owner feel to register at https://forum.365gtc4.com/register

 

Note to all. This site has been around for a number of years. It would be in my humble opinion impossible for most of us to fully understand the amount of time ,money and effort that Jeff has put into this.Much like Tom Yang's site there is no question about the C4 that will go unanswered .Many of the guys have restored the C4 themselves and know every nut and bolt.Many hands on guys,much like here as well, that freely give tips and advise to all.All in all a great sub community in the Ferrari world and we have Jeff L to thank for it. Mike

 

More models need a passionate owner group like this one....good luck to all of you!