WOW just WOW RM's Ferrari auction

That 288 GTO Prototype looks very cool in yellow...

 

The whole list of Ferrari's being auctioned on May 20th is amazing.

http://www.rmauctions.com/CarList.cfm?SaleCode=FF07#


I thought this one is pretty cool, it's one of the two Panamerican 599's that went around..
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woah awesome selection

 

Cool F40 prototype as well.. the one with the 5 vents, different rear window and the sliding side windows.
Probably the one used for the brochures...

Very nice stuff... love the yellow Daytona and the 512 racer.

hope this auction goes better than the last one... people seemed to be critical of the first one for a variety of reasons...

GT

 

MANY F40's had those....

 

i know the giallo 288 gto has been mentioned here a million times but it is still the best looking ferrari ever .........if only i was super rich instead of being super poor ..............

 

i stand corrected...

i was kinda meaning a combination of all 3 items... but you are right.. alot had those sliding windows (which i think are REALLY cool... too bad they werent US approved - or did some sneak in?)

GT

 

I agree... every so often I think i should liquidate my retirement investments and just buy a 288 GTO ...

 

I thought it was only the first 50 produced had those in addition the the prototypes. Not veer off topic here...

Anyway should be very interesting to see what some of these cars bring. The 599 should be interesting, while it has a lot of miles and an undesirable color scheme, the market is so tight on the 599's right now that tit may not matter very much. Additionally perhaps the tour will add some value to it.

 

WOW...!

Congrats to RM Auctions (2 hours W of Toronto, Ontario) for a great list.

Although I would be bidding with Monopoly Money (lol!) I would love to bid on any of these horses although...

The '92 F40 has 25,700 KM for $280,000 EU...way too much for very high mileage.

The '86 328 GTS is $60,000 EU??? does it have solid gold pistons??

I'll take any of the F1 cars...the '97 seems like a great deal at $1,000,000 EU, I wonder how much the '06 is fetching $2-3 mil?

 

i'll be receiving a CD with high resolution photos of them tomorrow

you can expect them to be published on my website

 

Sorry, I had to chuckle when I read "very high milage".

Some actually like to drive there cars....I applaud the owner!

 

Great! Whats the link?

EDIT: Its in your profile, my bad.

 

1985 Ferrari 288 GTO
1970 Ferrari 512 S
1983 Ferrari 126 C2B Formula 1 Grand Prix Car
1953 Ferrari 340 MM Competition Spyder
1962 Ferrari 330 TRI/LM Testa Rossa Spyder's estimate price: €6.000.000-€7.500.000

 

I got the Ferrari Leggenda E Passione DVD edition in the mail but haven't had time to look at it. Anyone get one of these and poke through the DVD?

 

I have the print book.... the book alone is simply gorgeous. Luca and I have fun reading and dreaming...
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He's a little grimey from tater tots and ketchup.... but here ya go!
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I agree! But for collectability I would prefer a lower mileage car.

How many miles on the 2006 248 F1? 5000? If you buy it you recieve a trip to Fiorano and a track day, along with 1 year support from Corse Clienti.

Sounds like a deal to me! Anyone want to go splits with me?

 

Great looking rugger, Daniel!

 

Lot 214 is my dream car - 250SWB Comp

 

You old guys, what do you see in these slow cars?

 

In my opinion, it doesn't matter that it's superfast or slow, it's a Ferrari, and a part of Ferrari's history. If someone's a real enthusiast, he can appreciate a car like this more than nowadays Ferraris.
It's like if i must own a Bugatti, i would take an old Atlantic, not a Veyron.

 

I'm under 30yrs old, but if you look at my short list here, I think you will wonder some more. Because to me, these four are all about passion, pedigree, and beauty.

1953 340/375MM Berlinetta Competizione
1966 206SP
1967 365 California
1985 288 GTO Prototipo