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why you selling it after working so hard to get it to where it's at? and not even at half the price of what you've put in, let alone the cost of a real Ferrari (360 or 430 alike). if it was in the US I would have taken it off your hands by now hehehe.Posted via HTC or Windows 10. Images hosted on [url]www.PixelsBin.com[/url].Comment
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can you do that on a US spec model ehheeh, our cars are left hand drive here
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If you do store it i will be looking to buy it in 6-8 months timeComment
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I will keep you posted on what is happening, I do fancy keeping it until I finish the next car,but having a Ferrari in the garage while building another is a little risky even though the garage is massive, So I am looking at alternatives rather than have some possible drama damaging the car I have.
Right now I would sell it but everyone seems to be broke, and a good home for it is as important as price to me. I very much may still have it in six months.Comment
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You could always do something like offer it up for sale at a place like Hofmanns in Henley where they do a sale or return type affair and the car would be in their showroom up for sale and away from hazards if you need the space etc.
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Thanks for that idea, Funnily that is very similar to what I am doing. I am putting it in my friends showroom not for sale but to get walk ins for him, plus storage that pays me BARGAIN!Originally posted by no8 View Post
You must have seen my car if you are in Huddersfield no8 ???Comment
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Hi,
Unbelievably I haven't, maybe we're opposites ends, I'm up at J24.Comment
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Very close then, I will let you know when its back and I am out in it so you can take a look mateComment
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Great. Cheers
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