If you had the money?

[lil_dcb7]

Would you buy a salvaged Ferrari?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/99-FE...item3efe85e632.

IF i'm right. I know where that guy got that car. Theres some one who owns a salvage auto sales yard that had one a while back for 37K (repaired of course). He also has had a 911 and a Maserati GT. He wanted to sell me the Maserati with a deployed side airbag for 17K

[wherm]

if I had the money? Yes. But, not that one. That body style to current is all aluminum which makes repairing it much more difficult than if it was steel. I'd me more likely to buy a wrecked late 90's F355.

[lil_dcb7]

if I had the money? Yes. But, not that one. That body style to current is all aluminum which makes repairing it much more difficult than if it was steel. I'd me more likely to buy a wrecked late 90's F355.

Well i meant more particularly one that was repaired. Much like that one.

Would you buy a ferrari with a salvaged history?

[Night Wolf]

love how the seller posted more pics of other Ferraris than the one being sold

[wherm]

I mis-interpreted the auction. I thought he was selling a wrecked Ferrari, not a repaired one.

Seeing that it has been repaired and appears to be in good mechanical condition, yes I would buy it if I had the money. That's a good price.

[Tippey764]

If i was buying a car for that much money i would be buying one in perfect condition.

[lil_dcb7]

love how the seller posted more pics of other Ferraris than the one being sold

The blue ferrari are pictures of the car as it was bought at Copart. BEFORE it was repaired.

[wed3k]

If i was buying a car for that much money i would be buying one in perfect condition.

yea, why go half ass?

unless it was going to be track only, stripped, re-aligned and re-tuned.