Who has the Most ferraris

Well, there´s Bardinon, Obrist, Medlin, Matsuda, Kroymans.

http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1174

 

The large ferrari collections.

http://www.ferrarihistory.homestead.com/collections.html

 

In Canada we have Lawrence Stroll. I don't have a list handy, but he does own every significant Ferrari ever made. And hey...he's even got his own dealership. LOL!!!

 

Cool. I´d love to walk around in the garage of mr Niles for a couple of hours or so....

 

I was lucky enough to be able to see the Turning wheels collection of Mr Stieger. Each one of his cars is a road/race icon...my favourite was the little 206SP. Even more mind blowing than his collection was the fact that I didn't have a camera with me

 

What about Nick Mason from Pink Floyd?

 

[homer]*doh!*[/homer]

 

F-History shows he owns 10 cars.
But “Damn”, check them out !! (20M++)

Sports Cars
1. 1957 250TR
2. 1967 412P
3. 1967 330P4
4. 1970 512M
5. 1998 333SP

GT Cars
6. 1962 250GTO
7. 1962 250GTE (GTO Replica)
8. 1980 512BB/LM
9. 1996 F50
10. 1998 F355 Challenge

 

John Shirley?

 

Chuck and Bernie

Here is Lawrence Stroll's Ferrari list.

250TR
330P4
512M (Sunoco)
512 BB LM
333SP
250 GTO
250 GTO replica
288 GTO
F40
F50
Enzo
612 Scaglietti
F355 Challenge (not sure if he still has it)
I think he has a 360 Challenge too.

**The yellow 412 P has been sold to Harry Yeaggi last year. I love that car.

 

Now why would some one like Lawrence (I get to call him Larry) Stroll own a replica GTO, next to the real thing???

 

Ferrari 250 GTO (#3757 GT)
Ferrari F40
Ferrari Daytona Competizione
Ferrari 512 S
Ferrari 312 T3 (#034, ex-Villeneuve)
Ferrari 512 BB LM
Ferrari 246 GTS

He also owns a Maserati 250F among other non-Ferrari beauties.

 

lots more pluses needed after that 20

 

You are correct, 20+/- for the GTO alone!
But for the sake of avoiding an arguement
I went lite. ( Yes, waaay lite! )

 

I don't know much about vintage Ferrari values, so could you enlighten me on general worth of the mentioned cars?

 

Less sphincter tightening on late breaking corners with cement retaining walls...

 

Sure

Sports Cars
1. 1957 250TR - ~ 10 million+
2. 1967 412P - ~ 6 million +
3. 1967 330P4 - ~ 10 million
4. 1970 512M - ~ 2 million
5. 1998 333SP - ~ 750,000

GT Cars
6. 1962 250GTO - ~ 15 million
7. 1962 250GTE (GTO Replica)
8. 1980 512BB/LM - ~ 500,000
9. 1996 F50 - ~ 600,000
10. 1998 F355 Challenge - ~ 75,000

 

LMAO...!

i recently heard that a GTO owner had a replica made (from a GTE?) so he could drive it and learn about it and get used to it before driving the real thing... It was apparently an exact replica of his real GTO... Maybe Stroll is the guy i heard about...

 

Ron Tonkin (in Oregon) has a fairly impressive collection from what I've heard...

 

correct...$20mm does not touch that !
better bring a few more buckets!

 

Stroll paid 5.5 million for his 250 TR. He sold his 412P last august for 6.7 million.
+ add the Enzo, F40, 288 GTO and 612 to the list.

 

John, you seem to be quite the connaisseur of our good friend LS.

 

Not me!

 

Theres a man in Texas I think, he at a time owned over 100 Ferraris, I saw a pic of his house where he had 5 F40s and that was when the Ferrari madness back in the late 80s early 90s. Also in the article it said he had 39 Testarossas. He is a developer, he is into real state, not sure if he developes big shopping malls.