Ferrari Dino prices
Discussion
Nearly fell off my chair when I saw the full page ad in this month's Classic & Sportscar.
http://www.foskers.com/ferrari-sales/176-ferrari-2...
Two red Dinos for sale for £235,000 & £245,000.
It only seemed a short while back when they were breaking past the 100k mark, when did they reach these heady heights?
There was a red Dino for sale at Hills of Leytonstone (which sold lots of nice classics in the early '80s) many years ago for what was about £1000 more than I paid for a brand new MG Metro.
http://www.foskers.com/ferrari-sales/176-ferrari-2...
Two red Dinos for sale for £235,000 & £245,000.

It only seemed a short while back when they were breaking past the 100k mark, when did they reach these heady heights?
There was a red Dino for sale at Hills of Leytonstone (which sold lots of nice classics in the early '80s) many years ago for what was about £1000 more than I paid for a brand new MG Metro.

lotus72 said:
'There was a red Dino for sale at Hills of Leytonstone (which sold lots of nice classics in the early '80s) many years ago for what was about £1000 more than I paid for a brand new MG Metro.'
Hmmm, now let me think............brand new MG Metro or Ferrari Dino..............
Hmmm, now let me think............brand new MG Metro or Ferrari Dino..............


Evo said:
Maybe in the next ten+ years we will be talking about the £100k+ 308 GTB think some have hit that point already 
There's on on eBay now for £75k...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ferrari-308-Coupe-GTB-Co...
itiejim said:
Evo said:
Maybe in the next ten+ years we will be talking about the £100k+ 308 GTB think some have hit that point already 
There's on on eBay now for £75k...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ferrari-308-Coupe-GTB-Co...
swindler said:
Makes a 512BB seem very cheap???!
Not the one at Foskers...£275k but it does have less than 9,000 miles on the clock
http://www.foskers.com/ferrari-sales/48-ferrari-51...
Andy 308GTB said:
swindler said:
Makes a 512BB seem very cheap???!
Not the one at Foskers...£275k but it does have less than 9,000 miles on the clock
http://www.foskers.com/ferrari-sales/48-ferrari-51...
Funnily enough I was watching some 'Classic Car' TV programme yesterday, the one with Penny Mallory and the ex rallying bloke (Tony something)
There was a feature on the Dino and she mentioned that the best examples could be had for £40k, with the ones needing some restoration below £20k.
I wondered how old the programme was, as I thought they seemed quite cheap, so I waited til the end.
The programme was made in 2005.
There was a feature on the Dino and she mentioned that the best examples could be had for £40k, with the ones needing some restoration below £20k.
I wondered how old the programme was, as I thought they seemed quite cheap, so I waited til the end.
The programme was made in 2005.
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