Getting out of the car hobby

[Mytur Binsdirti]

Anyone here interested in the collection?

http://www.ferraricollectionforsale.com/index.html

[Tilar]

And you know, out of all those "nice" cars, this is the one I would take out of all of them.


http://www.ferraricollectionforsale.com/mustang.html

[tan top]

And you know, out of all those "nice" cars, this is the one I would take out of all of them.


http://www.ferraricollectionforsale.com/mustang.html

  yeah would take the Mach one too , if I had to have one     the others don't do anything for me    would not say no to the dough they are worth though  

[polywideblock]

guy didn't go for mopars did he   

[Ghoste]

Wow, some pretty high dollar stuff there.

[Aero426]

The collection has been for sale for a couple of years.     There are a few cars I wouldn't mind taking for a spin.

[JB400]

I know they're are a maintenance nightmare, but this is the one I'd be after   

http://www.ferraricollectionforsale.com/lamborghini-diablo-red.html

[myk]

Aren't all those cars maintenance-intensive?

[charger Downunder]

wow such low km on them.

[myk]

wow such low km on them.

That's a pity.  If I owned a Ferrari and had the money to support it, I'd drive it every goddamn day...

[odcics2]

Nothing I'd like there, even if they were free.   I'm happy with what I have.   

[myk]

Yeah, those cars are complete, utter trash; the cars should just be crushed and put out of the world's misery...

[6spd68]

Yeah, those cars are complete, utter trash; the cars should just be crushed and put out of the world's misery...

Sarcasm level OVER 9000!!!!

I just wish they'd show the prices on the sold cars

[Troy]

So where in "Southeast Asia" are they? I'm struggling trying to picture a place where someone has that much disposable wealth!

Most of those cars have never been registered or titled so that's why they've never been driven (or perhaps only by a dealer).

Troy

[Ghoste]

There are some hidden pockets of vast wealth in that region, don't kid yourself.

[JB400]

Beijing and Hong Kong come to mind as to where you'd find that kind of money.  Indonesia probably does as well.  The whole world has interests over in that part of the world, so it doesn't surprise me to see these cars over there.

[HPP]

Oh, there are a couple of nice Dinos and Daytonas in the bunch. They are both a bit more era correct to the muscle cars.

[Ghoste]

I noticed those too.  The Daytona's bring strong money and the Dino's have really been picking up over the past year as well.  Both out of my price range.

[Aero426]

Daytonas have been strong for a long time, for sure.    Dinos in particular have just gone nuts the last few years.   A buddy was forced to sell his in the economic downturn.   I'll bet it has doubled in price.   Only a v6, but they are such beautiful cars.   

[Homerr]

These are not from the rotting collection of Prince Jefri of Brunei are they?

http://www.gizmodo.com.au/2011/03/the-sultan-of-bruneis-rotting-supercar-collection/

[Aero426]

Most of Prince J's cars are now junk from sitting and lack of climate control.

[6spd68]

Most of Prince J's cars are now junk from sitting and lack of climate control.

It's ok, Lambretch auction proved you don't need cars in any condition other then scrap to make money.  Put'em up, fools will come 

[Ghoste]

B-J fever, anything that can be on television has got to be good.  Car auctions included.

[Dodge Don]

So where in "Southeast Asia" are they? I'm struggling trying to picture a place where someone has that much disposable wealth!

Most of those cars have never been registered or titled so that's why they've never been driven (or perhaps only by a dealer).

Troy

Why are the pictures all in different locations.....a collection usually implies they are stored together...seems fishy

[Ghoste]

Some collectors, especially ones with a lot of newer stuff, store in them in scattered locations.  I've seen it quite a bit actually.