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82 400i at Scottsdale

Discussion in '365 GT4 2+2/400/412' started by Part Time, Jan 16, 2014.

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  1. Schumi

    Schumi Formula Junior
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    #26 Schumi, Jul 3, 2014
    This car is now on ebay for $36k:
    Ferrari Other 400i 2 2 GT | eBay

    He shows it as a 1980 in the heading, but a 1982 in the text. With that serial number (#36879) I'd guess its a 1981 as mine is a 1982 with #40555.
     
  2. DaveO_48

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    #27 DaveO_48, Jul 3, 2014
    Just like naval gunnery. One long, one short, bingo.
     
  3. samsaprunoff

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    #28 samsaprunoff, May 5, 2015
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    Good day All,

    I believe 36879 is now at Gullwing motors...

    Cheers,

    Sam

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  4. Drive550PFB

    Drive550PFB Two Time F1 World Champ
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    #29 Drive550PFB, May 6, 2015
    It doesn't sell for $36K, so the price is raised to $37.5K? Is that how the market works?
     
  5. Elasto

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    #30 Elasto, May 6, 2015
    of course. raising the price leaves more room for negotiation - and the buyer scraping off $1K is happy.
     
  6. Ashman

    Ashman Three Time F1 World Champ
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    #31 Ashman, May 7, 2015
    Not to mention that a higher asking price indicates overwhelming demand for the product so that potential buyers understand that they are being asked to buy a scarce commodity (albeit more than 365 GTB Daytonas that sell for 20X the price or more) and therefore such scarcity means added value.
     
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