Whether the 288 GTO is currently worth twice as much as an F40, despite being less powerful, does not only depend on the number of units produced: the 288 is simply a beautiful car. I still remember when I was a kid and a friend of mine from school showed me the preview photo of… Read More Attack of the Clones: 1985 Ferrari 288 GTO Replica
This 308 GTBi is actually painted in a very rare color: few only of these cars were originally painted in white, we don’t know exactly how many but we would’t be surprised if they were less than ten. Other than beng painted in this unusual color, this car is said to be a barn find:… Read More American wheels: 1980 Ferrari 308 GTBi
That’s the first time we see a Ferrari 308 in these conditions; true, this car is now 38 years old but still we didn’t expect to find one in these disassembled conditions. The seller says that the main reason why this car has been disassembled it’s because the previous owner wanted to install a bigger engine… Read More Boxes of parts: 1978 Ferrari 308 GTB
Differently from how it seems, the seller of this 308 GT4 says that the car runs very good as he cares to drive it at least around the block to keep the engine and the other mechanical parts in good running order. He also says that he has a lot of receipts of the previous… Read More Not enough driven: 1977 Ferrari 308 GT4
We have rarely published the Ferrari 208-308 series especially because lately these are reaching unaffordable prices. But, in this particular case, things are a bit different: of course the 308 GTSi is one of the less desirable of the series as it barely has 220 h.p. but, especially nowadays, this doesn’t matter anymore as many mid-class… Read More Thomas Magnum’s favorite: 1980 Ferrari 308 GTSi
Happy were the times when you could buy a very good 308 GT4 for less than 25K; these times are bygone and now the best specimens could also brush the 100K threshold; this car however is less expensive than that. It’s an Euro spec. 308 GT4 which has been recently overhauled: the seller says that… Read More Buy, play and gain: 1976 Ferrari 308 GT4
It is the first time we see such dark red on a 308, after having consulted the color codes for the 1978 we found out that this color was called by the factory “Rosso Dino”. As it usual happens on CL, the ad features few, ugly photos and a poor, almost missing description. The obly things… Read More Not the usual red: 1978 Ferrari 308 GTS
What you see here is not what you get. Actually we are oriented in reviewing cars from 1980 backwards but this is really worth a couple of considerations. Indeed this is not a Dino 246 but a Ferrari 308 GTBi which had a new body to seem what it’s not. The seller says that such… Read More Masquerade: 1981 Ferrari 308 GTBi “Dino 246” Coupé
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