Ferrari 250 SWB or invest elsewhere ?
Ferrari 250 SWB or invest elsewhere ?
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Mosi

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2,040 posts

246 months

Monday 28th November 2011
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Shall I buy a Ferrari 250 SWB or invest all the cash in millions of packs of those Limited Edition McCoys Pickled Scrumion crisps ?

I'm thinking that due to their limited edition status, that the crisps could be a half decent medium term play?

Has anyone tried them ? they really are pretty good.

Also, has anyone ever driven the Ferrari 250 SWB ? - as if I do get one it would be nice to know if they are any good ?

Thanks esteemed PH Chums
Moz

lotus160sport

527 posts

247 months

Monday 28th November 2011
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Can't say I've tried the limited edition flavour myself but I am a fan of McCoys they are utterly delicious and I do feel with demand for the limited edition flavour it will most definatly be a quick profit investment. Good luck! Oh yeah the car is quite nice too.

Lambojim

691 posts

270 months

Monday 28th November 2011
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I know that Rocco has his eye on a 250 SWB - he's the man to ask wink

yellowtr

1,190 posts

257 months

Monday 28th November 2011
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Steve, I have heard that leaf blowers are all the rage at the moment...

Mosi

Original Poster:

2,040 posts

246 months

Monday 28th November 2011
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Lambojim said:
I know that Rocco has his eye on a 250 SWB - he's the man to ask wink
Oh yes, MUST be STIHL though

There is no substitute.

andrew

10,365 posts

223 months

Monday 28th November 2011
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goldfish are this week's top investment wink

Mosi

Original Poster:

2,040 posts

246 months

Monday 28th November 2011
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andrew said:
goldfish are this week's top investment wink
No chance, I traded in goldfish recently, I lost my shirt (and a Ferrari F40 fund at the same time)

sa_20v

4,114 posts

262 months

Monday 28th November 2011
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I believe this would be a better investment:

http://www.talacrest.com/Ferrari-Sales/Ferrari-330...

bqf

2,290 posts

202 months

Monday 28th November 2011
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I'd buy space raiders fir that money

Beefmeister

16,482 posts

261 months

Tuesday 29th November 2011
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I'm guessing you're not particularly serious, but.....

Just look at it. This was at Wilton House and is for sale by Dick Lovett for £2.5m.



R11ysf

1,968 posts

213 months

Tuesday 29th November 2011
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sa_20v said:
I believe this would be a better investment:

http://www.talacrest.com/Ferrari-Sales/Ferrari-330...
What's that P4 worth? £3m? £4m?

R.P.M

1,982 posts

252 months

Tuesday 29th November 2011
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Reminds me of this fascinating thread about a 275....
http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=...

Mosi

Original Poster:

2,040 posts

246 months

Tuesday 29th November 2011
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Beefmeister said:
I'm guessing you're not particularly serious, but.....

Just look at it. This was at Wilton House and is for sale by Dick Lovett for £2.5m.


I had a good look around that when I picked up my new Maser at Dick Lovett's a couple of months back, automotive art is that - almost too good to actually drive/use!

chevronb37

6,472 posts

217 months

Tuesday 29th November 2011
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R11ysf said:
sa_20v said:
I believe this would be a better investment:

http://www.talacrest.com/Ferrari-Sales/Ferrari-330...
What's that P4 worth? £3m? £4m?
I would guess they will be looking for at least £5 million, given it didn't meet reserve at auction last year which I think was $10 million. The most original and known P4 belongs to Lawrence Stroll and he bought that quite a while ago for $9 million.

Just to add if you're talking investment-grade SWBs then only a SEFAC Hot Rod will do.

LongLiveTazio

2,714 posts

228 months

Tuesday 29th November 2011
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Mosi said:
I had a good look around that when I picked up my new Maser at Dick Lovett's a couple of months back, automotive art is that - almost too good to actually drive/use!
There's better looking though. 250 GT Lusso is nicer and value has gone up massively in the past few years. I think some of the rarer convertibles will keep going up...

paulqv

3,124 posts

226 months

Tuesday 29th November 2011
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Giraffes are the next big thing to buy and sell on in particular coming up to Xmas

An amazing pet for those living in flats as they can feed them through the window and they do droppings on the annoying people downstairs or who cause disturbances outside!

Less tasty than the crisps allegedly, but am no expert on either!

I suspect one of our always 'about to buy' posters on here will have beaten us all to this investment!

Paul
Giraffes R Us UK Ltd

ferdi p

1,537 posts

203 months

Tuesday 29th November 2011
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I'm investing in Currency..
At this time of year I often hear people say "these mince pies aren't currency enough"

Robbo66

3,930 posts

264 months

Tuesday 29th November 2011
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LongLiveTazio said:
Mosi said:
I had a good look around that when I picked up my new Maser at Dick Lovett's a couple of months back, automotive art is that - almost too good to actually drive/use!
There's better looking though. 250 GT Lusso is nicer and value has gone up massively in the past few years. I think some of the rarer convertibles will keep going up...
no...it isn't...the Lusso is gorgeous but not a candle against the 250 SWB. Sat in the DL 250 last week. My dream car, they've had offers from over the water but are holding tight. Looks better from the outside, the inside is akin to a 1970's dodgem....tiny.
The one it don't get is the 288 GTO..awful IMO.

Edited by Robbo66 on Tuesday 29th November 13:49

F355spider

1,395 posts

262 months

Tuesday 29th November 2011
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Pork Bellies for me

LongLiveTazio

2,714 posts

228 months

Tuesday 29th November 2011
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F355spider said:
Pork Bellies for me
I've got a feeling about pork bellies...