1964 Ferrari 330 GT 2+2 - Worldwide Auctioneers
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In case you win the Mega Millions
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I'd probably would get something diff:
2005 Ford gt
1971 black cuda
2009 Bentley brooklands
1962 23 window vw samba
2022 huracan evo
1997 911 turbo
1957 gullwing (if I can fit)
1969 superbee a12
Any my current cars restored to #1 condition:
1955 nomad
1971 2800CS
1970 280sl
2005 Ford gt
1971 black cuda
2009 Bentley brooklands
1962 23 window vw samba
2022 huracan evo
1997 911 turbo
1957 gullwing (if I can fit)
1969 superbee a12
Any my current cars restored to #1 condition:
1955 nomad
1971 2800CS
1970 280sl
A 280sl would be really cool (on my list).
Hemi Cuda (do they make a convertible hemi?)
911 convertible
DB5
just to name a few - remember I won the Mega
Is it just me, or does is the boot lid dented...?
Yep, but it's an unrestored car with low miles..... I'll bet that lid is aluminum.
I'd take it (even with the dents)
My list reads:
1920s Bugatti T35 Grand Prix
1932 Packard Twin Six Dietrich Victoria, Currently owned by 'Chip' Connors of Reno Nevada.
1960 Ferrari 250 Pininfarina Cabriolet
1963-1980 Mercedes 600 SWB
This house, https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/35678-1st-Hwy-Carmel-CA-93923/2062799753_zpid/
1920s Bugatti T35 Grand Prix
1932 Packard Twin Six Dietrich Victoria, Currently owned by 'Chip' Connors of Reno Nevada.
1960 Ferrari 250 Pininfarina Cabriolet
1963-1980 Mercedes 600 SWB
This house, https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/35678-1st-Hwy-Carmel-CA-93923/2062799753_zpid/
1960 Ferrari 250 Pininfarina Cabriolet
Aren't those like $20M?
I couldn't justify paying that much for a car given after taxes, and lump sum, you may take home $450M
Aren't those like $20M?
I couldn't justify paying that much for a car given after taxes, and lump sum, you may take home $450M
They are around $1.3 -1.8, they are the affordable 250s. They pre-date the 250 California LWB & SWB Spyders which are in the high teens to $20 million
These were the unloved Ferraris in the 70/80s and many became a parts source for Testarossa clones.1964 Ferrari 330 GT 2+2 - Worldwide Auctioneers
Belgiumbarry
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haha, dreams... IF i would win mega millions , it sure wouldn't be a Ferrari ! No matter what model.
Yes, more a 2004-2006 Ford GT ... convertible ?
But i realize lotto's are just taxes on "stupid" people......
Yes, more a 2004-2006 Ford GT ... convertible ?
But i realize lotto's are just taxes on "stupid" people......
Yeah more likely to get struck by lightning but when it's a billion dollars I buy 1 ticket.haha, dreams... IF i would win mega millions , it sure wouldn't be a Ferrari ! No matter what model.
Yes, more a 2004-2006 Ford GT ... convertible ?
But i realize lotto's are just taxes on "stupid" people......
Belgiumbarry
Well-Known Member
@bmw2800cs
i see Euro Millions lottory .... every week people play for around 100 million , but if not won , the price pot grows a 10k... were does that extra 90k go's to ??
i see Euro Millions lottory .... every week people play for around 100 million , but if not won , the price pot grows a 10k... were does that extra 90k go's to ??
Belgiumbarry
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no surprize, many Italian cars were used to transport bodys.... perhaps this one passenger here was still alive and they had to slam the trunk a few times to close.
Interesting because a PDR person could get that out without any evidence.. Are dents now considered valuable patina? Can't wait until rust becomes de rigueur! We'll all be rich!
Like most of you, I have a whole list of cars I'd buy if money wasn't a concern. There are no Ferraris on my list.
Two that I would own for sure:
Muria SV
1965 Riviera GS
Oh yeah, I would track down the LeMans Blue 68 Camaro RS convertible that I had during high school and stupidly sold in college. I'd completely restore it but add all the factory options I wished it had when I was 16.
Two that I would own for sure:
Muria SV
1965 Riviera GS
Oh yeah, I would track down the LeMans Blue 68 Camaro RS convertible that I had during high school and stupidly sold in college. I'd completely restore it but add all the factory options I wished it had when I was 16.
Mach 1 that I had in high school would be nice to have back. There are a few others that I have desired over the years, an early e-type convertible is near the top of that list. I guess I would buy a big warehouse and start filling it up...a nice dream.
My dad bought a new black E-type convertible with red leather seats in 1967. He kept it for a year and said that when he sold it, it needed quite a bit of work including seeing to its slipping clutch. It was beautiful, fast and fun, but the quality was only so so. I remember driving down the interstate with my mom on our way to KC for a dealer service interval and smelling smoke. I looked down and saw smoke coming from the radio. I exclaimed and pointed and she reached down and turned off the radio and continued driving. English cars with various electrical issues were not uncommon in our family as we had quite a few from across the pond.
Miura hands down. It would have be one restored in England my Iain Tyrrell
