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Value on a 308

Discussion in '308/328' started by Euro308, Mar 13, 2004.

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  1. Euro308

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    Hey guys this is one of my few first posts here. I was wondering what the value of my fathers 308 would be. A ballpark figure is fine. I see some nice ones on ebay with like 36,000 miles go for about the mid to up 30's. My fathers car is a !983 Gtsi QV with the euro front bumper on it along with the euro exausht. It currently has 8500 miles or so on it. The clutch was replaced about 2 years ago.

    The car sat in our heated garage for about 8 years with out being touched. After about 3 months of work to it, its up and running great.

    Now with the low miles it has and the great shape the car its self is in, am i thinking it would be in mid 40 to upper 40k range??

    Any help would be great

    Thanks in advance :)

    Heres a pic of it (hope to get nicer ones when it nice out)
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  2. mk e

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    A perfect QV at a dealer with a warrenty would be mid 40s. A perfect private party car, with all service documented and up to date, upper 30's to very low 40s. A car that has been sitting 8 years is probably going to spring oil leaks because all the seals have dried out, and the 30K (or 5 years) service is due, maybe mid 30s. And with ferraris, perfect means perfect. No blemishes or any kind anywhere inside or out. It looks like a brand new car. All the running gear and hoses in like new condition, that means anything rubber has been replaced in the last say 10 years.
     
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  3. M.James

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    Those look like dealership asking prices, MK.....mid-to-upper 40K range is 328 money, and nobody buys a 308 for the same price that a 328 can be bought for. The 328 is more car, period.

    If it were my car, I'd look for mid-30s, tops.
     
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    thecarreaper F1 World Champ Silver Subscribed

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    @ $25k to $33k cash, my .02, MUST HAVE ALL RECORDS, TOOLS AND A GOOD PPI( pre purchase inspection) or all buyers will deduct many $$$$ ,
     
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  5. tr328

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    My opinion. A 1983 308GTS is worth about $30,000 to $35,000. If the paint is in execellent condition and miles can be documented maybe you can get a a thousand or two more. But, if it hasn't had a major service and the interior doesn't look like a 8,500 mile car, the price will be less. It is too easy to disconnect the odometer on a 308. I have seen 308 in the high twenties. Why buy any 308 for low forty when you can buy a 328?
     
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    Mid to upper $40s....if you get that price you have to start working for me. You will make us both rich!

    Martin
     
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