The Boxer market

"magged" up a bit

Greg, Many thanks. Interesting that he puts the range at £30,000-35,000. I know for a fact that the last 3 nice ones all went for over £40,000

I suspect those figures relate to cars sold at auction. Don't know about the UK, but in Oz Ferrari sold at auction tend to be the poor ones. The good ones change hands privately. I paid the equivalent of about 45Kpounds for mine back in 2001.

Yes, they were all private sales with the last one at £42,500. There was one in a December auction that did not sell in the £30k's but it was not a good car.

The Manheim Gold Book, a reasonably reliable price source for classic cars, is showing a carbed BB512 at the following prices:

Good $72K
Excellent $105K
Show $115K

This seems high to me. Surely, these have not risen to these prices or maybe I am missing something.

http://www.manheimgold.com/car_lo.html

Drew,

"sales" prices have been climbing no doubt about it, but those numbers look pretty hard to achieve in the real world. But for insurance purposes of replacement value that would be a good source for anyone wanting to up their coverage.

The latest prices and changes in last 12 months from FML and SCM are:

FML
365 BB $88,900 +21%
512 BB $85,800 +21%
512 BBi $90,000 +12%

SCM
365 BB $85k-125k +40%
512 BB $55k-85k +10%
512 BBi $65k-85k + 7%