Art_Z

i heard its already been converted to an automatic and supercharged

rixter

the gent who bought the car is opening a museum and the car will be displayed there

bigs

So... What kinda security system does the museum have?

Bill Coleman

I wonder what they're asking for the Dino. I had my choice of 2 back in the early 80s for under $20k. Nobody wanted a 6 cylinder Ferrari back then. Now you can't find one under $50k, and nice examples are pushing 6 figures.

marton

myself I like the styling but I guess they are not that quick. I had no trouble to keep up with one recently when I was in my old mustang (on a private road of course). He was blowing some smoke so I guess his performance was not optimum. If I was in the 928 then I would have shown him the way home...

Vilhuer

Dino is slowish by todays standards but it's not affacting pricing. One in question has highly sought after chairs and flairs options and I would be surprised if it sells under $110k.

rixter

the GT ended up in this collection
http://www.ingramcollection.com/

IcemanG17

But the GT is not listed................probably hasn't gotten around to it yet.....at least it is owned by a true collector and will be properly cared for!!