Man! Poor Testarossa (and others)

Any idea which dealer bought all of the cars?

 

tears running down when I see this
I hope all cars will be on the road again and enjoyed by the new owners

 

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Why has this story (from YEARS ago) just resurfaced AGAIN ........ for about the third time RECENTLY?

The only development was when semi-junk dealer Beverly Hills Car Club bought the lot and started marketing them last year.

I'm just surprised the story doesn't mention the wooden F40 (though it may, since I didn't bother to read it).

 

So thats where BHCC finds all their mechanically sound Ferrari's!

 

have read this the first time and also have not known before

 

i've never seen this. what's the vin of the tr?

 

Honestly the paint can be saved on most of those cars. Interiors are the biggest problem.

 

I had that misfortune of seeing this TR (and the other cars) in person. It's condition is a complete fn shame. There isn't a single inch of this car that doesn't require attention. My novice opinion says $15K for interior, $20K for paint and body and $30K in drivetrain and mechanicals. Bhcc was asking $59K. It only had 6K miles. Is it priced accordingly? When the market has plenty of turnkey examples. Here are some pictures I took. Brace yourselves.
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Thats a perfect car to gut the interior and go with a race theme. A street thrasher. Dump the A/C and anything not needed

 

...or make it mechanically sound and drive it.
sjd

 

With that dash as is its mechanically sound.

 

Were the body panels damaged? Or just need paint?

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Driver's side rear quarter along the wheel arch was dented and chaffed to the metal. Otherwise looked complete.

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Thank you!

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