Collecting Cars auction results

[sparta6]

rat rod said:

Anyone knows what the racing 328 GTB Ferrari went up to? Thanks

At my last glance it started with a 4

[CarreraLightweightRacing]

sparta6 said:

rat rod said:

Anyone knows what the racing 328 GTB Ferrari went up to? Thanks

At my last glance it started with a 4

This sold for £64K

https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/1986-ferrari-3...

[sparta6]

CarreraLightweightRacing said:

sparta6 said:

rat rod said:

Anyone knows what the racing 328 GTB Ferrari went up to? Thanks

At my last glance it started with a 4

This sold for £64K

https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/1986-ferrari-3...

Fair price

[bennno]

sparta6 said:

Fair price

good price, the R8 manual convertible went for a steal last night also....

[Jonny TVR]

bennno said:

good price, the R8 manual convertible went for a steal last night also....

That seems really low. I know nothing about R8's but does seem like a lot of car for that amount of cash. What are they new?

[rat rod]

sparta6 said:

rat rod said:

Anyone knows what the racing 328 GTB Ferrari went up to? Thanks

At my last glance it started with a 4

Thanks sparta 6 , ye i think it was around £44k last time i looked , then had another look and it had gone.

[CRA1G]

rat rod said:

Thanks sparta 6 , ye i think it was around £44k last time i looked , then had another look and it had gone.

It didn't sell..

[rat rod]

CarreraLightweightRacing said:

sparta6 said:

rat rod said:

Anyone knows what the racing 328 GTB Ferrari went up to? Thanks

At my last glance it started with a 4

This sold for £64K

https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/1986-ferrari-3...

Not easy selling race cars for what they should be worth, Spend a fortune making them go faster,handle and stop better
then they end up in general being worth less than a road car ,Very limited market but would save a fortune, time and effort if you are thinking of converting a road going car from scratch. very limited market makes them a bit of a bargain.

[Wills2]

rat rod said:

CarreraLightweightRacing said:

sparta6 said:

rat rod said:

Anyone knows what the racing 328 GTB Ferrari went up to? Thanks

At my last glance it started with a 4

This sold for £64K

https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/1986-ferrari-3...

Not easy selling race cars for what they should be worth, Spend a fortune making them go faster,handle and stop better
then they end up in general being worth less than a road car ,Very limited market but would save a fortune, time and effort if you are thinking of converting a road going car from scratch. very limited market makes them a bit of a bargain.

That link isn't to a race car.

[rat rod]

Wills2 said:

That link isn't to a race car.

Ye that's what i thought ,but thanks CarreraLightweighRacing anyway,
I think the 308 GT4 race car may belong to the same owner as the background was the same,that didn't sell either at £35k.
Ideal for track days , race car or just a whole lot of fun as a road car.

[rat rod]

CRA1G said:

rat rod said:

Thanks sparta 6 , ye i think it was around £44k last time i looked , then had another look and it had gone.

It didn't sell..

Thanks CRAIG ,That's why i was asking as i can't find it.,it's a shame they don't leave the last bid up
if not sold. Very few list them on a buy it now price.

[sparta6]

rat rod said:

sparta6 said:

rat rod said:

Anyone knows what the racing 328 GTB Ferrari went up to? Thanks

At my last glance it started with a 4

Thanks sparta 6 , ye i think it was around £44k last time i looked , then had another look and it had gone.

Very limited market and it's always a compromise using on the road.
Plus very few women enjoy a race car on the street.
Some will see that as a bonus

[MDMA .]

Wills2 said:

rat rod said:

CarreraLightweightRacing said:

sparta6 said:

rat rod said:

Anyone knows what the racing 328 GTB Ferrari went up to? Thanks

At my last glance it started with a 4

This sold for £64K

https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/1986-ferrari-3...

Not easy selling race cars for what they should be worth, Spend a fortune making them go faster,handle and stop better
then they end up in general being worth less than a road car ,Very limited market but would save a fortune, time and effort if you are thinking of converting a road going car from scratch. very limited market makes them a bit of a bargain.

That link isn't to a race car.

The above was my mates old car. Didn't meet reserve on auction day. Sold afterwards.

[rockits]

Watched this one end up at about £23500 I thought the highest bid was from memory:
https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/2003-tvr-tusca...

Just been put up on Ebay very quickly for a LOT more. Wonder if a deal bought it and felt he could turn a profit?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/274622227924

I am at a loss to explain how if a private punter didn't buy it at £23500 + 6% so say £25k that they are going to pay £30k?

[MDMA .]

rockits said:

Watched this one end up at about £23500 I thought the highest bid was from memory:
https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/2003-tvr-tusca...

Just been put up on Ebay very quickly for a LOT more. Wonder if a deal bought it and felt he could turn a profit?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/274622227924

I am at a loss to explain how if a private punter didn't buy it at £23500 + 6% so say £25k that they are going to pay £30k?

The seller on CC and Ebay are the same person. Look at the names. The CC advert should really have said trade sale, not private.

[bennno]

MDMA . said:

rockits said:

Watched this one end up at about £23500 I thought the highest bid was from memory:
https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/2003-tvr-tusca...

Just been put up on Ebay very quickly for a LOT more. Wonder if a deal bought it and felt he could turn a profit?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/274622227924

I am at a loss to explain how if a private punter didn't buy it at £23500 + 6% so say £25k that they are going to pay £30k?

The seller on CC and Ebay are the same person. Look at the names. The CC advert should really have said trade sale, not private.

Ones Jonathan the other is Chris but both with same surname, but agreed it looks dodgy.

For their 6% do collecting cars not even validate the V5 is in the name of the seller, as opposed to being held by a trader?

[Drclarke]

Have to agree, the whole thing is geared towards neither buyer or seller. The 6% is just ridiculously greedy considering what they do for it.

[rat rod]

sparta6 said:

Very limited market and it's always a compromise using on the road.
Plus very few women enjoy a race car on the street.
Some will see that as a bonus

ME FOR ONE ! Got two ex-wives to prove it. Just me and my four Italian mistresses now, and the dog of course.

At least i can lock them away when they throw a hissy fit and go back, when I'm ready to deal what ever problem it might be.

Edited by rat rod on Wednesday 23 December 18:50

[rat rod]

MDMA . said:

The above was my mates old car. Didn't meet reserve on auction day. Sold afterwards.

Seems to be a deal to be done after these auctions,not unlike E-Bay, sometimes seems to be more interest after than during
some auctions, most seem to come in for the kill catching seller with his/her guard down having not sold the item.

Just being nosy on the price as i got a similar car.

[Drclarke]

Is there anyway of contacting the seller or buyer post sale to save the £6000?