Wanted Gated 360 Coupe/Spider - Clean title, <$85k, High mileage okay

Have you considered buying an F1 360 and converting to manual shift? Selection far greater, lower mileage, better color and option selection. If you have a lift and tools, the conversion does not look too difficult or several shops offer the service. ROI on your install cost should wash if and when you sell with stick market demand.

 

Parts from a wrecked Ferrari manual would be prohibitively high in todays market. No idea current kit cost. But if $20k for example. Clean F1 360 with 20~35k miles for $60~$70k. Own a manual 360 within your budget. Allows color choice, spider or coupe, options desired etc.
I could be off base. No idea F1 market either!

 

I have a 2000 360 Modena in blue with beige interior. The car runs and drives well but it needs a new clutch, brakes, tires, alarm module and window module. The car has almost 15k miles. It's an F1 car but I know a shop that can convert to manual for around $20k. If you're interested you can DM me.

 

Here you go: http://www.romanmotorsales.com/vehicle/303136/2000-ferrari-360-for-sale-in-hollister-mo-65672

 

I may be interested but I don’t see a way to send you a message. Can you DM me?

 

That mechanic is a scumbag and if I didn’t contact an attorney, I definitely would have put 1* reviews on any website I could find. Unbelievable.

I think you will find the car you are looking for. I’m generally bullish on the long term prospects for gated cars, but a lot of other “hot” driver’s-grade collector staples that went nuts in the last year have started to fall off a cliff in the last 6 weeks or so. R8’s, Astons, Maserati 4200’s among others are noticeably down from peak. Just waiting for dealers to catch up now. Interest in well-priced 360’s is still extremely high, but cars priced high-market seem to be sitting for longer than they were the first half of the year. I think you’ll find what you’re looking for. Good luck!

 

I am in the market as well, and have seen some come and go quickly ...

@WillskiGT Curious to hear how it all turned out?

 

Just bought one as well. The ones that are priced correctly sell really quickly. Within a week.



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Lol. I was wondering if you got the cali car. Was gone within a day

 

This is a tuff one and is a bad idea. You might find one at this price but will cost $$$$ in the long run.

Find a well sorted car you love and buy it.

 

He's right. mine has almost 57k on it. The lack of F1 really makes a difference in the reliability of these cars. Almost wish I would have seen this thread while you were looking.

 

His point is that a well maintained one in this price range will be like a needle in a haystack...

 

This one is on Bring A Trailer now: https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2002-ferrari-360-modena-10/

But add in the buyers fee and it'll likely go much higher than your budget.

That yellow/tan one you mentioned in Cali is up for sale at $90k now: https://www.classiccardeals.com/Listing/292918/1999-Ferrari-360-Modena.aspx

I remember seeing this one on the LA Craigslist for $65k maybe 2 months ago.

If you go a bit higher, this is $104k: https://boutiqueautohaus.com/car-for-sale/used-2000-ferrari-360-modena-000119643

And I saw one in Belgium in a FB group for ~$92k USD, but you have to deal with the headache of importing.

 

gz on the find!

 

Pics or you're lying!

 

Congrats!!
I’ve been looking for one too. I regret passing on one a year ago for 85k. A 14k mile car. Still haunting me.

Out of curiosity what did you end up getting?
Year/mileage/accidents/price?


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Wow great purchase! Where did you find this one for sale?