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Car Forum / Ferrari Cars / September 20031988 1/2 Ferrari 328GTS for sale
1988 1/2 Ferrari 328GTS for sale: -red/tan -13,888 miles -seats are 9.5/10 - never been dyed....used seat covers, I weigh 165 lbs. -cam belt and tensioner service at 9900 miles (I have the original parts in the bag for the new belts) -new clutch at 13,600 miles -Pirelli P-Zero tires at 7600 miles and are in excellent condition -all books, records, window sticker, service history -covered in an enclosed garage when not in use, driven only on highways between Detroit to Chicago and Detroit to Flint -Alpine CD player -all tools, jack, etc. Comes with 2 car covers and 2 seat covers -upgraded Boston Acoustics speakers mounted in factory locations. I have the original speakers in boxes -no stories. One of THE nicest 328GTS' around. Bring your mechanic and your body shop owner for inspection -asking $53,500 -perfect. as good as they come E-mail for more details or call: Satish Tummala (248) 761-0791 > 1988 1/2 Ferrari 328GTS for sale: 1/2 Ferrari? half a car? or is it half sized? or is it one of two? > -13,888 miles Since 1988!?!? That's just 925 miles a year - no wonder it sounds so good. Even Iaiaiain has done more miles than that! Paul -- Http://www.redmist.freeserve.co.uk The 1988 1/2 has the newer 1989-style wheels, door handles, and interior door handles. The regular 1988 models did not have these items in common with the 1989 models. Yes, the mileage is original at 13,888. The car is basically as nice as they come. Satish > > 1988 1/2 Ferrari 328GTS for sale: > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > -- > Http://www.redmist.freeserve.co.uk > The 1988 1/2 has the newer 1989-style wheels, door handles, and > interior door handles. The regular 1988 models did not have these [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Satish I don't know about anybody else, Satish ... but I'm feeling a bit used. All you ever come into this group for is to sell your car ... ;^) MC I know....everytime I want to sell it...I decide not to. Kinda reluctant. > > The 1988 1/2 has the newer 1989-style wheels, door handles, and > > interior door handles. The regular 1988 models did not have these [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > MC > The 1988 1/2 has the newer 1989-style wheels, door handles, and interior > door handles. The regular 1988 models did not have these items in common > with the 1989 models. > > Yes, the mileage is original at 13,888. The car is basically as nice as > they come. You mean its an ABS car? (convex wheels instead of concave) I. No, 1988 1/2 had the upgraded wheels, door panels, and door handles without the ABS...hence the "1/2" nomenclature. > > The 1988 1/2 has the newer 1989-style wheels, door handles, and interior > > door handles. The regular 1988 models did not have these items in common [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > I. Your price seems very high... > 1988 1/2 Ferrari 328GTS for sale: > [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > Satish Tummala > (248) 761-0791 Well....what should it be priced at? I simply based it on what the latest issue of Ferrari Marketletter and Hemmings had others priced at. Took all the prices of late model 328s with under 15K miles and divided by total number of those cars to come up with an average figure. It's not a bargain basement car..I'm not ready to "dump it" in a "fire sale". When the right buyer wants one of the best possible 328s there is, they'll consider it highly. I'm somewhat flexible in the price if the market trend shows otherwise. However, it's not a run of the mill 328. Many of which have worn seat bolsters, dyed leather seats, vague history, paintwork, etc. Mine is the type that a high-end, francised Ferrari dealer would have in his showroom for sale. Satish > Your price seems very high... > [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > Satish Tummala > > (248) 761-0791 PS, I just went on Ebay and checked on 1986-1989 328GTS' under the "COMPLETED ITEMS" section. 1986 and 1987 cars with 45K miles on them are receiving 18-20 bids and reaching nearly $45,000. My car has 13,888 miles and is a late 1988 1/2 model. I think that commands a premium of at least 10% taking into account color, mileage, and services done. That said, I feel comfortable knowing that I can stick my car on Ebay any day of the week and expect to get much more than $45K since 1986 models with nearly 50K miles are SOLD for $43-$45K all day long (more than one auction). Satish > Well....what should it be priced at? I simply based it on what the latest > issue of Ferrari Marketletter and Hemmings had others priced at. Took all [quoted text clipped - 41 lines] > > > Satish Tummala > > > (248) 761-0791 OK Good luck. > PS, > [quoted text clipped - 59 lines] > > > > Satish Tummala > > > > (248) 761-0791 |
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