Continental R

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Davey S2

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13,140 posts

261 months

Wednesday 5th September 2007
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The old man is looking to sell his Ferrari 456 and replace it with a Continental R

Are there any specifice problems of things to look out for on them?

Thanks

Balmoral Green

41,761 posts

255 months

Wednesday 5th September 2007
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Get yourself down to the newsagents and pick up the current (October 2007) edition of Classic Cars magazine. Buyers guide on this very model on page 108. In fact, I know the car featured.

Davey S2

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Wednesday 5th September 2007
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Cheers.

dunstan21

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211 months

Sunday 7th October 2007
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What are the details on his 456? Any comments on 456 ownership? I think it's a lovely looking, understated, car... Been nosing round a few adverts lately.

Davey S2

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13,140 posts

261 months

Tuesday 16th October 2007
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dunstan21 said:
What are the details on his 456? Any comments on 456 ownership? I think it's a lovely looking, understated, car... Been nosing round a few adverts lately.
Its a Silver GTA with black leather which is going up for sale shortly. Should be up on PH as soon as he has had one of the wheels refurbed.

Ownership has been great. No real problems, just the usual problem with the door seals splitting. We have done 2 long European trips in it and it was fantastic as a fast GT. Fuel bills can sting a bit if your covering big distances qickly though.

There are quite a few good threads in the Ferrari secton on ownership and running costs.

Edited by Davey S2 on Tuesday 16th October 21:58