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Description: The purchase was made in Rome, Italy. The car was shipped to the UK by Eva Michelson in 1963. It was then sold in '67 to her doctor Hector Anderson. His daughter took hold of the Ferrari upon his...
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Needs a fart can, black 3-spoke rims, tinted windows, and some monster energy stickers.
Like Ian said. I would not restore it. I just would make it road legal again. But i would leave the outside and inside like it is. A Car with visible history and character!
If I got this I would restore the interior only where it needs repair. But of course the exterior needs a major clean up
I would turn it into a rat rod just to piss off all the old Ferrari collectors.
Description: The description continues, saying "She has taken the decision to sell the car in the hope a Ferrari enthusiast will be able to appreciate its potential and bring it back to life." The Ferrar...
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@Sebastian you say that but if you have the money, £160,000 into this car and it would be worth millions... Worth it to me...
Description: So CarBuzz readers, is it worth the time and investment? The Ferrari 250 GTE takes center stage and goes under the hammer at Bonhams' auction, scheduled for March 3rd.
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With the original paint. The blue stripes were faded and rough. I would take this thing and just clean it up and then do absolutely nothing. Just make it run and enjoy it!
Cars aren't always worth more when they are restored. Collectors tend to pay much more for cars that are in it's original condition. Don't believe me? There was an original 65 Shelby GT350 sold on barret Jackson for $350,000. It was a barn find...
If I had the money I wouldn't doubt it. I would buy it in an instant and restore it. Just imagine how much I cuold have with it. And it's going to be worth much more if u restore it. I love Ferrari and I think that about 160000£ is chrap for this 1
The price is superfluous and entitled and I feel bad for the sucker who buys this rolling dumpster.
...it. Plus it would be nice to have in the collection for awhile, as a nice Sunday driver or garage center piece.
I think that for someone who has money that can be tied up for awhile it could be a huge investment. Once restored it could definitely bring more money than what the overhead would be, given that you don't have toady bumps in the road restoring...
If had the money and the time I'd love to restore it to its former glory. It would be a nice way to spend a Sunday restoring you ferrari
If money was no concern if restoring for personal use then yes but if going for auction might need to take cost in consideration when restoring
Hmm... I think I wouldn't buy it. It DOES look nice and stuff, but I'd rather get an Aston Martin V8 Vantage S Roadster for the money.
The interior isn't as bad as I thought. The wheel is fine, the seats need to be reupholstered, and the floor and dash are pretty bad
Your thinking of a gto