Ferrari 355 spider,whats it worth?
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poj said:
Probably my badly worded post ! The mileage was 22,000.from the pictures that i saw it looked like a decent example.I am certain that it sold today for £25,000 plus a buyers fee of 12%
So you was offerd a 22k mile 355 spider yesterday, and today its been sold for 25k?Have you the pictures or any other details/links of this car? Was it an insurance "cat" rated car by any chance? There must be a story.
I dont think we will get to see the pictures but its worth asking.
Shnozz said:
burriana said:
Depending on the year, about £15k more than that, so be wary.
You didn't have your weetabix this morning did you fella?!With a decent night's sleep and not up at stupid hours, the post now does read fairly bloody obviously as "low mileage at 22,000" ... as we were

So, without any nasty history, I would guess at high 30s (pounds, not miles).
I dont think we will get to see the pictures but its worth asking.
Ferrari F355 Spyder
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Specifications:
Engine: 3500cc Petrol
G'box: Manual
Year: 1996 P
Mileage: 22500m
Colour: Red
Doors: 2
Tax Band: -
Price: £ 39995
Description:
Nero leather, Red carpets, Full service history inc. recent cambelt, Ferrari sports exhaust, Tracker, Sports suspension, Alloy wheels, Radio/CD player, Air conditioning, Tool kit, Tonneau cover + car cover, PLEASE NOTE: The car is for sale on behalf of our landlord & will therefore only be available for viewing by appointment. Number plate shown in pictures is not included or for sale. AA warranty not available on this car.
The car was made available via an online auction.It had a starting bid of £24,995,then it was subject to a 12% buyers premium.I am almost certain that it was sold for the opening price as there was only one bidder(bear in mind here that the car was beibg sold amongst catering equipment!!).As the sale is now closed the pictures cannot be viewed but the pictures in question had a 'watermark' on them that stated racecourse cars,so a quick google search was all that was needed to show the same car was also being advertised by them,from what i saw of the pictures the car looks ok and the description.
I have tried to copy the pictures from the add but its not working for me.Just google 'racecourse cars' and its there.
Ferrari F355 Spyder
<Go Back to Stock List
Click on image above to see larger picture
Click on thumbnail above to select image
Specifications:
Engine: 3500cc Petrol
G'box: Manual
Year: 1996 P
Mileage: 22500m
Colour: Red
Doors: 2
Tax Band: -
Price: £ 39995
Description:
Nero leather, Red carpets, Full service history inc. recent cambelt, Ferrari sports exhaust, Tracker, Sports suspension, Alloy wheels, Radio/CD player, Air conditioning, Tool kit, Tonneau cover + car cover, PLEASE NOTE: The car is for sale on behalf of our landlord & will therefore only be available for viewing by appointment. Number plate shown in pictures is not included or for sale. AA warranty not available on this car.
The car was made available via an online auction.It had a starting bid of £24,995,then it was subject to a 12% buyers premium.I am almost certain that it was sold for the opening price as there was only one bidder(bear in mind here that the car was beibg sold amongst catering equipment!!).As the sale is now closed the pictures cannot be viewed but the pictures in question had a 'watermark' on them that stated racecourse cars,so a quick google search was all that was needed to show the same car was also being advertised by them,from what i saw of the pictures the car looks ok and the description.
I have tried to copy the pictures from the add but its not working for me.Just google 'racecourse cars' and its there.
Edited by poj on Thursday 4th August 17:26
Edited by poj on Thursday 4th August 17:31
When I first got a sniff of the car it was about 30 minutes before the auction was due to end.I had no idea of what its value was/is,hence the reason for my post.I wasn't looking for a car but if its cheap i would have a go at it.By the time i'd done a bit of homework on the value of similar 355's it was too close to the end of the sale for me to commit to buy a car online without actually viewing it.
I spoke to the auction organiser this evening and it turns out that the car wasnt part of an involvency dispersal sale and was actually entered by a private seller,the start price was £24,995 with just one bid on it BUT and here's the bit that narked me it had a reserve of £40,000,at that point my level of interest rapidly diminished especially when it had another 12% to add to that.
I spoke to the auction organiser this evening and it turns out that the car wasnt part of an involvency dispersal sale and was actually entered by a private seller,the start price was £24,995 with just one bid on it BUT and here's the bit that narked me it had a reserve of £40,000,at that point my level of interest rapidly diminished especially when it had another 12% to add to that.
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