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Ferrari 308 Rare Berlinetta (1982)
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Price: US $25,900.00

Description:

Vital Information Year
Make
Model
Mileage
1982
Ferrari
308 Berlinetta
22, 900 Exterior
Interior
Engine
VIN Russo Corsa
Black w/ Red Stripe
V8 Fuel Injected
ZFFAA01A0C0039833 Description 1982 Ferrari 308 Rare Berlinetta This Factory Original 308 GTBi with only three previous owners, has been maintained through its life, unlike the many restored Ferrari's
this one is a very rare, fantastic, unrestored but completely maintained condition.
With just under 23, 000 original miles. This car is in amazing condition and a Sr. Class Show Winner! Non-Smoker.
This car is beautiful.
Runs amazingly, excellent mechanical condition, always garaged, rust free, believed to be original factory shipped tires. Factory tool kit. This one is a real find.
Be prepared to turn heads at every car show and around town as you drive this beautiful automobile. If you are looking for a
true Investment Grade car
that is truly a classic, not a glitzy restoration, then look no further, this is one of the best you will find anywhere in the world.
This is truly an opportunity for a discerning collector to acquire a car that will always be a significant part of motoring history of the 70's & 80's that has not been the subject of a poor car that happens to be a good restoration.
Interesting Read:
Now That Original Is More Valuable Than A Perfect Restoration There Are A Few Questions That Come To Mind
The trend toward original cars being worth more than restored cars has been creeping up on us for a while – at least in the US. I think collector car enthusiasts in Europe have long valued originality more than US collectors.
I wrote about two 1965 Shelby GT350s in 2012 that clearly demonstrated this trend in the US.
But now it is out in the open with the sale in Arizona recently at the Gooding auction of two1956 Mercedes-Benz 300SL coupes - one fully restored and the other almost completely original. They were even the same color combination although the restored car had an interior color change, which can be done on a restoration but not on an original car.
The restored 300SL sold for $1, 402, 500 and the un-restored version sold for $1, 897, 500 at the same auction.
This is a hefty 35% premium for originality. The irony is that the owner of the restored car has much more money into his 300SL but he received a lot less!
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