Amenasce said:[quote='75 308 GT4 (Peter)]There was a consortium based in California that held - in a climate-controlled vault (and I'm not joking about it being a vault...) - all of the "classic" Ferraris that were 100-pt concours restored, or were the brand-new cars with delivery miles on them (288 GTO's, F40's, etc...), for investment purposes.
With the state of the economy as its in, these folks may be feeling the crunch and need money now....
Hi Dane can you see if this GTO is in the US and for sale today thanks JJJust picked up the September HMN.
For Sale:
1985 288 GTO, red, a/c, pw, 600 miles, etc.
$1,100,000 USD
Pull out your check books...Visa won't raise my limit.
Forza,
Dane
That's a really shady looking website you just linked there AAAANNND this thread is nearly 10 years old.
Dane last logged in in 2007. Don't think he'll be hearing your request.Hi Dane can you see if this GTO is in the US and for sale today thanks JJ
I would expect it could be a long wait.Dane last logged in in 2007. Don't think he'll be hearing your request.
Onno