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this was a very cheap F40
http://cgi.ebay.de/Ferrari-F40_W0QQ...3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=66:2|65:3|39:1|240:1318
http://cgi.ebay.de/Ferrari-F40_W0QQ...3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=66:2|65:3|39:1|240:1318
Looks real...Those rear tires are massive...Is this for real?
I think he was referring to the price. This is at least 100k Euro below market price, if I'm not mistaken.Looks real...Those rear tires are massive...
Roughly about $200k. It is a Euro model so would not be eligible for US import.How much is it in U.S. dollars? Rims seem like super ugly after market rims. I sure do miss my F40 I sold last year. I would love to get another F40 hopefully sooner than later.
If there is a F40 for $200K, I would buy it in a heart beat, no questions asked as long as it is original and sound. I would buy a car that is not serviced as well. I know times are tough, but for $200K, I will scrap up the money somehow and would give anyone who finds me one a handsome finder`s fee as well. Isn`t there a statue of limitations on importing a car?Roughly about $200k. It is a Euro model so would not be eligible for US import.
Ferrari Boxers were all made in Italy but I think after 20 years you could have freely import them from what I have heard. How about the Euro cars that are here in the U.S.? Why can`t we import the F40 and federalize it? How much could it cost?Statue of Limitations? Will have to research that but thinking not. SMOG, lights, safety etc. are always there unless car is in classic territory or one might register it as a historic vehicle....
I have looked into Federalizing both an F50 and an F40. On the F50, you can only do it with a 1995 year car and cost is around $70k. On the F40 it is not economically viable.If there is a F40 for $200K, I would buy it in a heart beat, no questions asked as long as it is original and sound. I would buy a car that is not serviced as well. I know times are tough, but for $200K, I will scrap up the money somehow and would give anyone who finds me one a handsome finder`s fee as well. Isn`t there a statue of limitations on importing a car?
Good things come to those who wait. 4 more years for the first F40's.The only solution is to wait the 25 years and then both are DOT/EPA exempt.
It will be interesting to watch how the "spread" between F40' US and Europe prices will narrow.Good things come to those who wait. 4 more years for the first F40's.
Onno
Given the lighter weight, Euro F40s in theory should be perferable to US models.It will be interesting to watch how the "spread" between F40' US and Europe prices will narrow.