330GTC on Ebay

In the listing it says "rare". It certainly is that; it's the first one I've ever seen with 4 wheel drive........

Other than that, the presentation sucks! Bad pix, no description (other than '1967').

I want to know more also!

james

 

Where's Dr. Uro?

 

I saw a different Dr. Uro recently. I guess he was actually a Uro Dr. I didn't share his fascination with my uterers.

In fact, isn't "UroTrash" stuff like kidney stones and bladder sediment?
Shouldn't it be "EuroTrash"?

 

I'm out of the market, sadly.


a meaningful personal event is planned for Dec 31 of this year. Shhhhhhh........

 

I'm still wide open for second opinions!

 

He's not a doctor, he plays one on call. As do I

 

I didn't know. That's hilarious!
(It really helps to have a urologist who has a sense of humor.)

 

If he doesn't, there's a prick on both ends of the scope

 

Well, it looks like "IlovePuccini" really wants this car, but the reserve is somewhere around $138,000, so it once again time for all of us in the search to evaluate the thought of a 330GTC that is Daytona money.

I like the car a lot, and have talked to them about buying it, but there is a lot of nice stuff out there in that range.

this is a pic of the salesman
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I know the car well, Bill Lemaster's old car.
If anyone needs to know more, feel free to call me.

 

Well, if the PPI reveals no major work required, 130k or so is probably what someone out there will be willing to pay, I should think. (dislaimer - I don't claim to know the car, or it's history) I haven't seen a decent Daytona in that range for a while now, but perhaps there still are a few out there.

The latest Cavallino price guide is awash with black arrows, all pointing upwards - real movement, or just signs that speculators are entering the market?

 

It also seems to me that this is not Daytona money anymore. I am also not sure that the same buyer looks at both cars. I think GTCs are heading toward this price range and to me that is not a bad thing.