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Very nice car, and only 14 ever made. I wish I had that money
Very nice car, and only 14 ever made. I wish I had that money
This is the holy grail of Ferraris. They made 36 of them. Of those 36 I believe not all are today accounted for. During the 80s the car peaked at $10,000,000 USD. Today I think it can still get close to 5-8 million.adlinyusman said:any idea how much a 250 GTO will fetch..i heard somewhere around the region of 1.8 million (US) dollars, which doesn't surprise me, except for the fact that i heard that there were less than 50 pieces made. Now that shocked the hell out of me. I heard it on the BBC Secrets of Enzo Ferrari (which i would gladly share with you guys, only downside is that it's 145mb no place to host it..). So is really that rare? I would assume the LM version is rarer..
nopeEnzo250GTO said:Of those 36 I believe not all are today accounted for.
I heard from FChat when I was visiting there that Ferrari of Washington is getting a 250GTOEnzo250GTO said:This is the holy grail of Ferraris. They made 36 of them. Of those 36 I believe not all are today accounted for. During the 80s the car peaked at $10,000,000 USD. Today I think it can still get close to 5-8 million.adlinyusman said:any idea how much a 250 GTO will fetch..i heard somewhere around the region of 1.8 million (US) dollars, which doesn't surprise me, except for the fact that i heard that there were less than 50 pieces made. Now that shocked the hell out of me. I heard it on the BBC Secrets of Enzo Ferrari (which i would gladly share with you guys, only downside is that it's 145mb no place to host it..). So is really that rare? I would assume the LM version is rarer..
That's fine with me! As long as I see a 250GTODj Dirk said:i really doubt that a dealer can afford a GTO, perhaps for maintenance and looking after the car for the owner yes, but that will be all
The gas tank's in the front? Hmmmm never seen that before.308 GTB said:I was lucky to see this 365 California at the 2002 Garden State Ferrari Festival. I saw it again last year, for sale, at a dealership in Connecticut. Asking price was about $850,000. It sold at auction late last year for close to $700,000. It is unrestored and in beautiful condition.
Barry
I think I might have to agree with that statement. The SWB is a gorgeous car...Bob348 said:i ll prefer a 250 Gt California spider SWB...
then it would have gone to italy or england or even holland (there's one there that has plenty of experience with the Croymans GTO)Enzo250GTO said:In regards to the 250 GTO. I believe it was Jon Shirley's that was damaged back in Paris(?). Perhaps this car is making its rounds to be repaired by the finest, but I wouldn't put FoW up there (sorry guys).