Gents

A client of ours is interested in selling his GT2.

2002 - Arctic Silver
14k miles.

Southern California car
Maintained and serviced at GMG
No track time.
Not abused

All the right upgrades to make this a very special car.


Power Kit
GIAC software
Sport Exhaust GMG
GMG DV's

Suspension
Motons Club Sports
GMG Dog Bones
GMG Toe Steer kit
GMG Thrust arm bushing kit

Tequipment roll bar
Techart Formula's in 19"


Carbon Package
Full leather interior
Deveated stitching
Carbon Mirrors
Carbon 3rd rad exhaust vent grille.

Corner balanced
Aligned


Major 30k service performed including all fluids- plugs-belts -filters etc.


All well cared for example of a GT2 with no history questions.






Offered at $105,000 or serious offers considered.

This is not a car that has been beat on at track days and events..
Nor is this a Ebay heap that has had 5 owners.


For more information or to arrange an inspection please do not hesitate to contact me directly.

 

Just throwing this out there but for a almost 8 year old car the price is pretty steep. Otherwise the car is perfect.

 

More pictures asap.

 

If this is a story free car, it isn't that out of line, as there are very few GT2s that don't have a troubled past. It doesn't appear to be a firm price either. Your post really isn't necessary.

 

I believe I am one of many that voice their opinion of pricing on cars for sale on this forum. Unless that is clearly forbidden (please let me know if it is) I don't see any harm in voicing MO. With all due respect, I am not sure how your comment adds any value one way or the other.

 

Gorgeous Car!!! Good Luck w. the Sale.

 

Yeah, and can you believe some idiots pay over $30 million for a 40-plus year old Ferrari!!! What idiots!!!

I guarantee you that even if you start with a stock GT2 with no stories and tried to rebuild this car, it would cost you over the asking price.

Why don't you let those actually in the market negotiate a price with the seller? It's hard enough as it is to sell anything at a fair price nowadays.

 

Agreed

 

No it's probably not against any rules but; I didn't see where the seller asked for any opinions regarding his asking price either.... With all due respect, why would you think anyone necessarily wants to hear your opinion about the sale price anyway? It does nothing but undermine a for sale post. I just don't get it, if you don't have something positive to add to a for sale post why say anything at all? It's not your car, you're obviously not a buyer so what's the point?

BTW, beautiful car, GLWS!