08-20-2012, 03:34 PM
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Originally Posted by mhacars
RodKnock,
That is a good point and I agree to some degee. Unfortunately, prospective buyers use previous sales as a yardstick for their perception of market value. Sometimes that works to the benefit of the seller and sometimes it does not. In any event, I feel for the guy who sold that GT 40 especially since mine is a MKII......
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You have a good point too, but the counter point to some future buyer of your car or any MKII is "Then you can always buy a new roller ordered to your specs for an MSRP of $86,000 or you can buy this one here now on sale for $74,000, but you have to like yellow with meatballs....." 
1966 New Superformance GT40 Mark II at Dynamic Auto West Serving Redwood City, CA, IID 7725357
BTW, the MKII that sold in Monterey had an unknown SBF in it, when it should have had an FE, and it was an early car and with only 50 miles on it, and will likely have a few sorting issues to keep the new owner busy. Still a good deal nonetheless. |
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