In most cases, assembling the words “factory-built” along with “Ferrari race car” equals hundreds of thousands of dollars–if not many, many millions. (Have you priced a 250 GTO lately?)
But here’s a way to beat that math: Asking price on this 2007 Ferrari F430 Challenge race car is just $84,500, about $12,000 below Hagerty’s value for a No. 3 example. …
if it has a VIN, it can be registered in MI. no inspections here! :-)
AngryCorvair said:if it has a VIN, it can be registered in MI. no inspections here! :-)
You know, could be the same for us in Florida, too....
There was one listed in a DuPont Registry mag “a while back” cage not yet installed, never raced, for $94,000. Good money if you can afford the maintenance ;( not me, I’m cheap
I think that's one of those things I could stretch to buy but couldn't afford to actually race it. Sure would be a pretty garage ornament, thought!
David S. Wallens said:AngryCorvair said:if it has a VIN, it can be registered in MI. no inspections here! :-)
You know, could be the same for us in Florida, too....
Looks like a kit car to me lol.
dculberson said:I think that's one of those things I could stretch to buy but couldn't afford to actually race it. Sure would be a pretty garage ornament, thought!
Someday I'll document myself building something instead of just tearing things apart.
It is beautiful.
David S. Wallens said:AngryCorvair said:if it has a VIN, it can be registered in MI. no inspections here! :-)
You know, could be the same for us in Florida, too....
And once one of you gets a title issued in MI or FL, then getting it tagged in PA shouldn't be difficult. Although it would be much easier if it were 25 years old and eligible for Antique registration.
In reply to David S. Wallens :
Lust is great in my heart. But I'll hold out for V12
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