US$ 15.100.- for burned out 308 !!

i noticed it too. Prices are definately on the rise

 

This car? I see no car. What am i missing? I see no pic.

 

j***r and g***1 were the main of many bidders. Interesting to dissect the auction.

With one hour to go and auction at $11,000 g***1 went straignt to $15,000. g***1, has bought very little on ebay, nothing recently.

j***r, who won the auction has recent purchases of electronics, speakers, webcams, etc. And he sniped the auction with 8 seconds to go.

Sounds like the emotional competition of the auction got the better of these two guys more than the rationality of the situation. The seller must love it.

FYI, I snipe using bidnip.com who are linked with our northwest Ferrari family.

 

That is the highest I have seen a burned car go for in over 10 years. Not too long ago a beater/runner would have barely brought that much. But I wouldnt get too excited just yet. It would take a few cars selling higher to show a real trend.

 

you're absolutely right, i was just kidding ( and making an eye on a thread somewhere on prices.
I was indeed looking at this car myself but Us$ 15k+ is, in my humble opinion, very high. To high for me anyway./

edeit: i would not be surprised if we see the car back on ebay soon

 

Total madness, unless they needed a VIN to "paste" on another vehicle......

 

Nothing rational about that purchase, for another 3k someone could have this car
http://www.forzamotorsports.com/1981308gtsi/default.htm
which is leaps and bounds better. I will never understand the lunacy of ebay.

 

According to the ebay ads, the serial number of this burned out car is 25517.

 

This one does look very nice. Seller might be caught in the economy looking for a quick sale.

 

Hell you can buy a vin plate and column decal for alot less......

 

No to mention that I'm 99.99 percent sure that this exact car was just recently sold in CT. The asking price was $19500 or a hair under that. So, whoever bought it and is selling it - did not get burned all that much.

Sound to me like someone bought it as a "fixer upper" as15K was their budget for a Ferrari -running or not, right?

 

Well, you know, there's the stamping back in the engine compartment, you need to weld that in for a "right" job! LOL!

That silver /black '82 is a good deal.......a few rust bubbles...so what???

 

You mean the burned car, in an unburned condition??

 

Me too, and I have a funny story about bidnip. A couple years ago, I bid on something using bidnip and there was some kind of glitch. Bidnip said I won the auction, but eBay said I didn't. I sent an e-mail to ask what happened and the guy at bidnip who responded apologized for the computer glitch and said "I see you were bidding on 308 parts....let me give you 50 free snipes for the inconvenience." I thought that was very very cool of them. I have used them ever since, no glitches ever again, and I have won some sweet auctions using it. (I shouldn't let out this secret!) I got a set of authentic 16" Ferrari QV wheels for my 308 for a really great price (under $2k) a couple years ago because of bidnip. Two thumbs up.

Birdman