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PHD Equity Partners Classic Car Fund

Discussion in 'Vintage Ferrari Market' started by Sig. Roma, May 27, 2014.

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  1. Sig. Roma

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    Not a new idea. Havent heard of the success rate of previous ones. curious though. Jon in Delaware
     
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    2 to 2.5 million GBP is a pretty tiny fund (as funds go). It is a bit troubling, but at least it sounds like the cars will be driven.
     
  5. rob lay

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    I know there have been a couple of these in last 15 years, can someone please please find some of these and reference how they performed? there is NO WAY any classic car fund could have lost money in the previous 10 years, but for some reason I feel like none of these previous funds were successful.
     
  6. PAUL BABER

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    What do they say about a fool and his money ? Surely nobody would be that stupid as to invest in this ?
     
  7. cheesey

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    if it is a fully managed enterprise, there would be expenses invoiced for everything including clearing the air someone fouled while looking at the cars, leaving little for investor profit, especially if started at current market with only a few million in assets... the marque headlining cars are out of reach with a such a small starting sum, making headline grabbing profits not viable... designed as a car club with pooling of assets to acquire a few cars, adding a lot of sweat equity to maintain and bring the cars close to 100 point standards, it could have a chance of survival with the main thrust being the ability to have access and enjoy cars otherwise not possible... there are on going costs with owning any car even if it is hermetically sealed and stored in a vault, not all F cars have the high value appreciation of a very few
     
  8. Sig. Roma

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    I agree. I am asking for info, but I see this more as a scheme to sell certain cars to the fund (and those owning the vehicles will do well, and the owners can still use the vehicles), and I also assume a cost will be associated with the use of a vehicle.
     

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