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Thanks. I have seen them. They are not timid on their asking prices.

 

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I have taken a look around over the last few weeks, interestingly enough a couple of 365 GTC have come on to the market recently (very rare as I believe only a few were produced). Prices are all around the $100k mark and they need some work. A bit dear for my wallet. Have not seen a single reasonably priced 365 GT4 BB yet. Did find one but the asking price was so far over market I did not even bother to contact the owner.

Just a brief update. Still looking for the right 365 GT4 BB, after 5 months. To date I have had little luck at finding a good car at a reasonable price. Hopefully one will emerge during the spring auctions.

 

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I have checked a large range of independent dealers, auctions, and classifieds (Auto Trader, Auto Scout 24, Ferrari Buy). There are a couple of 365 GT4 BB's for sale but the asking prices are either very high or the cars are questionable.

 

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How many did you find which were for sale?

Well I have finally found a 365 BB which looks to fit my parameters on price and condition. Hope to see it in a week or two. :green: :green:

 

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Saw an outstanding 365 GT4 BB recently . Great condition and sensible price. The search could be near its end..... 8) 8)

 

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The search is over. I have just posted a few pictures in the garage section. It is a 1975 365 GT4 BB. I would like to thanks everyone for their help and advice over the past year.

 

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There was a fairly wide spread on 365 GT 2+2 prices. Low was Euro 35k/$30k and high was around Euro 65k/$70k. US prices on this model took a big leap in the last 18 months and this was partially reflected in some of the prices I saw in Europe. My feeling is that you can get a good car in Europe for Euro 45-50K and and an outstanding one for Euro 60k. Anything under Euro 40k is suspect. Despite the run up in US prices, this is not a high demand model here and a few of the cars I looked at are still for sale over a year later.