Report I got was that both BBs and the Daytona did not sell. The Dino 246 and the 250 SWB replica did. Not sure of the exact selling prices but the 250 SWB was around GBP 220k and the Dino around GBP 60-70k.Anybody heard about the outcome of Coys auction in London Dec. 4th. 08 ??
Thank you !Report I got was that both BBs and the Daytona did not sell. The Dino 246 and the 250 SWB replica did. Not sure of the exact selling prices but the 250 SWB was around GBP 220k and the Dino around GBP 60-70k.
That is a big fall on the Dino, a year ago dealers were advertising them for anything between £90K and £130K. But i guess it also depends on how much works needs doing.Report I got was that both BBs and the Daytona did not sell. The Dino 246 and the 250 SWB replica did. Not sure of the exact selling prices but the 250 SWB was around GBP 220k and the Dino around GBP 60-70k.
Andrew Stevens said:Just back from the Coys auction: These are the hammer prices for F cars
308GTSi - sold 16,900 pounds.
OK car, clean but not immaculate - underbonnet needs detailing & some work, least desireable spec.
246GT - sold 60,000 pounds
Only 33k miles approx, and quite a bit of money spent recently, but interior looked 'used' reasonable price for a driver I guess
365GTB/4 - no sale @ 130,000
Nicely presented car, needs some work/detailing under the bonnet/hood, but looked good in blue. Long way off owner's hopes I suspect...
(Muira P400 to 'S" Specification - sold @ 205,000 pounds) Looked lovely in blue too. Headlight fit was a bit odd, but rest of it looked nice
365GTC/4 - sold 47,000 pounds
Stored for a long time. Met brown/bronze with tan trim. Presented quite well, but potentially a headache to bring back to regular use. One of those cars that could either reward you after some minor titivation, or send you mad & broke!
250 GTE "California Spider" recreation. sold 220,000 pounds. Top sale of the night
very well done recreation, if you like that sort of thing...
'91 Testarossa - not sold 30,000 pounds
Well presented 1 owner car. probably all of it's money in the current market. Should have taken the money if he needed it!
250 GT PF Coupe - no sale 120,000 pounds
Nice later car with covered headlights. Not perfect, but well presented. No estimate in catalogue ('refer dept') so no clue as to reserve.
412i - sold 19,000 pounds
Last lot of the night. One owner car, with FSH etc. red not it's best colour, and looking under the bonnet/hood will scare off most people with the amount of stuff under there! Still, well sold as these don't usually make this level, even though they are nice drivers.
Other high prices:
XJ220 - LHD in 'Silverstone Green' low miles etc - no sale 113,500 pounds
Rolls Royce Phantom II Short Chassis Continental 3 pos Gurney Nutting Sedanca. no sale 240,000 pounds (highest bid of the night) - Gorgeous car
911 Carrera RS (changed motor, but still RS engine) - sold 91,000 pounds
Alfa TZ1 - no sale 175,000 pounds. Wish I had the money...
Alloy XK120 - beautifully done, better than new - sold 108,000 pounds.
That's your lot for tonight! These are just hammer prices, commission etc to be added on. Comments all my own work!
I believe the Dino was sold less than a year ago for £66k, so not that big a fall, although some money had been spent on it in the interim.That is a big fall on the Dino, a year ago dealers were advertising them for anything between £90K and £130K. But i guess it also depends on how much works needs doing.
Unfortunately not. Have just spend the last several days in Geneva but will not be coming back to CH this year.Anybody in Gstaad in 10 days ?
Would love to have been there, 212Export, we could have had a nice dinner as well! Unfortunately it is not to be.Anybody in Gstaad in 10 days ?
Should we arrange the FLED 2 dates to end at the RM Maranello auction ?Would love to have been there, 212Export, we could have had a nice dinner as well! Unfortunately it is not to be.
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I'm not to sure about this to be a good idea as everything (hotel etc.) will probably be occupied. Depending also on the date. I called the Swiss road service agency some days ago to ask when exactly they will open the last pass streets after the winter. The reponded that depending on how fast the snow melts they will open them. The thing is that even if the streets are snow empty, "tower's of snow" along the street would make the danger to big to open the streets. Summarizing they said that ibstead of mid May, beginning of June is much safer to have all passes open.Should we arrange the FLED 2 dates to end at the RM Maranello auction ?
During that week I already am on an Italy trip with other Ferrari friends of mine.Should we arrange the FLED 2 dates to end at the RM Maranello auction ?