The most expensive car you've ever driven?
05-07-2009, 02:19 PM
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hI ROLEX,
THE 312PB, was really fantastic racer, although the estimated value at 4,000,000 usd would be very optimistic to say the least.
However all cars in the Museum , do belong to Ferrari EXCEPT a very fine collection belonging to a Mr. Bernie Ecclestone , which was shown for the first time in Bahrain during the F1 RACE , last month. i am aware of an auction at the Ferrari museum which is sceduled very soon.Is the car you are talking about be auctioned?
THE 312PB, was really fantastic racer, although the estimated value at 4,000,000 usd would be very optimistic to say the least.
However all cars in the Museum , do belong to Ferrari EXCEPT a very fine collection belonging to a Mr. Bernie Ecclestone , which was shown for the first time in Bahrain during the F1 RACE , last month. i am aware of an auction at the Ferrari museum which is sceduled very soon.Is the car you are talking about be auctioned?
And God, if I dont know who Bernie is, I better go back to my elementary F1 books. Take a look at my signature, I was a racer at one point, but not interrnational, although I did test with the Mercedez team and their prototypes at Paul Ricard in France.
05-09-2009, 08:28 AM
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thanks Rolex, as it happens i do know who Bernie is.
i have been the facilities director for the F1 circuit ,in Bahrain for the last 4 years ,and we just facilitate the show of his collection
at the recent GP here.i met him few times over the past 7 years.
you are right you cannot benchmark these cars until one has been actually sold.and then you
have the bench mark price, wouldnt you aggree?A speculative price which is unregistered, should not be considered a price until it is actually registered ,in my opinion.
We bought a FERRARI 250 GTO official replica for 400,000 pounds at an auction 5 months ago , which was estimated for over 750,000.the bench mark is 400,000 not 750,000.
i have been the facilities director for the F1 circuit ,in Bahrain for the last 4 years ,and we just facilitate the show of his collection
at the recent GP here.i met him few times over the past 7 years.
you are right you cannot benchmark these cars until one has been actually sold.and then you
have the bench mark price, wouldnt you aggree?A speculative price which is unregistered, should not be considered a price until it is actually registered ,in my opinion.
We bought a FERRARI 250 GTO official replica for 400,000 pounds at an auction 5 months ago , which was estimated for over 750,000.the bench mark is 400,000 not 750,000.
