I am in Australia and need some advice.
A relation who has just died in USA has,as part of his estate,a 'Ferrari
365GTB/4 1972' which is in pristine condition (he was a collector)
upon which the insurance is US $2000.00 for six (6) months which seems
extraordinarily excessive in Australian terms.
Based on this amount, what sort of current market value have in USA?
Joey

joey wrote:

Very excessive. An associate who owns a 356GTS/4 pays $1200 for a car
that's worth three times as much as the Daytona.

T308

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LIVERPOOL FC - European Champions 1977, 1978, 1981, 1984, 2005

Gee, I don't know fellas.

$350 a month to insure a Daytona doesn't really seem "excessive"

What kind of policy is it?

Collision?

I know that Daytonas are nowhere near the million dollar mark anymore,
but a decent one must be worth at least, what, a quarter mil or so?

If you went out and wrapped a Daytona around a fireplug, how much do you
think a door, fender, or quarter panel would cost?

2 years ago, a friend needed a drivers door for a BMW 750IL.

$5,900.

His insurance premium that year was, I believe, $2,400.

In New York City that is.

Insurance ain't cheap man.

$4,000 a year to insure a Daytona is a good deal, depending, of course,
on the coverage.





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