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From: Michael James (cavallino_rapante![]() |
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Date: Thu, 28 Jul 2011 19:52:11 -0700 (PDT) |
The only reason NOT to buy a 328 is that most parts for the car are rarer than parts for the 308. The production run was only for 3.5 years, short even for Ferrari's standards. Only a handful of items are shared with the 308 QV. God help you if you need heads, or cylinder liners, or turn-signal clusters, or.....forget it. NLA. Pray you find a parts-car somewhere, or you're screwed. At least with the 355, there are still parts inventories out there that would allow you to build a car from the shelves - Everything is available for the 355, and the Service Department at your local Ferrari dealership will return your calls. Its worth thinking about.
M
From: Fellippe Galletta <fellippe.galletta [at] gmail.com>
To: Michael <Cavallino_Rapante [at] yahoo.com>
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Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2011 5:12 PM
Subject: Re: [Ferrari] 328 Assessment
Otherwise a nice healthy investment up front will protect you from issues....and how can you go wrong when a 348/355 is now as cheap as a 328?
FG
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To: Michael <Cavallino_Rapante [at] yahoo.com>
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Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2011 5:12 PM
Subject: Re: [Ferrari] 328 Assessment
On Thu, Jul 28, 2011 at 4:50 PM, clyde romero <clyderomerof4 [at] bellsouth.net> wrote:
Finally, your market values on 328s have met the real world pricing. ;-)
Can you produce a $50 or 60k 512 TR? I think some listers would be down to buy such a car. That would be an amazing value.
We have heard about these techniques ad nauseum since the late '90s, but has anyone we know substantially undercut the market value using these techniques?
I know just about everyone would be willing to give a healthy commission on money saved....but has that happened yet? :)
I agree with you that if you're not a baller....and you're looking to buy such a car on 144 month financing...stay away. The 328 is no doubt the best entry Ferrari built it has decent a/c and you can work on the car yourself.As for pricing I would not pay over $30k for that car no matter whatRemember its an OLD CAR no matter if it is a Ferrari, its 20 plus years old!
Finally, your market values on 328s have met the real world pricing. ;-)
Look its you money and you work hard for itDonât let the RED THROB ruin your walletFerraris are down right now and will be down for quite a whileGo in with cash and buy the car like a drug deal because thatâs what it is !It your drug so get the most you can for your moneyAn money talks and bullshit walks in this businessEvery Ferrari I bought I paid at least 25% below what they asked for
Can you produce a $50 or 60k 512 TR? I think some listers would be down to buy such a car. That would be an amazing value.
Ask around on the list about my techniques
We have heard about these techniques ad nauseum since the late '90s, but has anyone we know substantially undercut the market value using these techniques?
I know just about everyone would be willing to give a healthy commission on money saved....but has that happened yet? :)
Stay away from the shit box 348 and early 355âs not worth the money at any price
Otherwise a nice healthy investment up front will protect you from issues....and how can you go wrong when a 348/355 is now as cheap as a 328?
FG
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- Re: 328 Assessment, (continued)
- Re: 328 Assessment Adam Green, July 28 2011
- Re: 328 Assessment Mark, July 28 2011
- Re: 328 Assessment clyde romero, July 28 2011
- Re: 328 Assessment Fellippe Galletta, July 28 2011
- Re: 328 Assessment Michael James, July 28 2011
- Re: 328 Assessment clyde romero, July 29 2011
- Re: 328 Assessment Brian E. Buxton, July 29 2011
- Re: 328 Assessment - alternative view Paul Bennett, July 29 2011
- Re: 328 Assessment Rui Gigante, July 29 2011
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