Tony:
I wouldn't sell tha
Tony:
I wouldn't sell that 355 just yet if I was you.
I beleive they will hold their value (if not go up), especially with the EURO/Dollar exchange.
430's are now in the market, which is going to decrease the value of 360's. Consecuently, the demand of 355's, 348's, 328's, etc will increase because they are excellent performers at a more affordable price(have you seen the amount of 360's for sale in e-bay?).
A well maintained 355 or 348 will be a "more attainable" (and desirable) purchase for a lot of people, not to mention that the difference in performance between a 355 and a 360 may not be that great (besides, the 360 is a "japanese" car, doesn't look Italian any more).(Disclosure: I have nothing agaist Japanese cars).
Also think that the "gremlins" on 355's are all figured out by now, and in general they are by now far more reliable than the newer models.
I'm having a blast with my toy, and best of all, I don't have to declare bankrupcy if things don't go "perfect".
Get someone like JRV to keep your car running good and enjoy it. Maybe we'll see the days when older models will be more desirable than the new ones. After all, in the early 60's the 250 Testarossas would sell for about $12,500 and now they are worth a couple of million (at least).
Greetings
VS