16M

[ajr550]

Now £250k according to Dick Lovett.
Value ?

[Russell996]

ajr550 said:

Now £250k according to Dick Lovett.
Value ?

Wonderful cars!

Turned down a not dissimilar offer last year at the Ferrari Racing Days event at Silverstone so DL price sounds reasonable.

SSO also getting in on the 16M action stateside.

[kenyon]

Do you think RHD and LHD 16m's are good future investments with the limited numbers that where produced?

[Slickhillsy]

kenyon said:

Do you think RHD and LHD 16m's are good future investments with the limited numbers that where produced?

Stooooooopid question!!!!!!

[kenyon]

WEll sort of I guess, just with current values, just asking if purchased one now would they increase in value in the next five years, considering to buy a LHD.

[FalconWood]

When you see Scuderia prices at what they are now you have to believe that the 16M will hold and rise in value. The market seems to have s lot of Left hookers in it.

[Beedub]

whats the chassis rigidity like on the spider 430 / 16m? i remember reading numerous times that this is very noticeably worse than the coupe variant, is this over blown nit picking or something one would really notice??

Russell how about some up to date detail pics on your beautiful 16m.

[nutbehinddawheel]

kenyon said:

Do you think RHD and LHD 16m's are good future investments with the limited numbers that where produced?

I would have thought the curve would only be upward.
This same car was £185k in April/May 2014.

[FalconWood]

Beedub said:

whats the chassis rigidity like on the spider 430 / 16m? i remember reading numerous times that this is very noticeably worse than the coupe variant, is this over blown nit picking or something one would really notice??

Russell how about some up to date detail pics on your beautiful 16m.

I am not sure about the Coupe version but I haven't experienced any issues in my 16M from a chassis perspective - mind you I don't drive as fast as many I suppose!!

[kenyon]

Reading the reviews the 16m as good as the scud, no noticeable difference they say. I doubt its a issue.

[Beedub]

FalconWood said:

I am not sure about the Coupe version but I haven't experienced any issues in my 16M from a chassis perspective - mind you I don't drive as fast as many I suppose!!

dont suppose you'd like to throw up some pics would you? not often us mere mortals get to view such machinery. :-)

on a side note, i read the evo review on the 458 aperta and again they said they could feel the loss in chassis rigidity from the coupe, it seems now days the writers just say this as a given as I'm not totally sure this would even be distinguishable on the road, I'm a BIG roadster fan and always have picked the open top variety ( so long as it was always designed as such) i find the extra connection to the driving experience they give is massive, I'm very jealous of you 16m owners and it seems you have a solid collectable too.. thats always a nice bonus.

Edited by Beedub on Wednesday 21st January 19:32

[FalconWood]

[FalconWood]

[FalconWood]

[FalconWood]

And finally!! Great car. Driven to Spain twice and France once - covered a lot of miles but well worth the experience. Love it to bits

[Russell996]

FalconWood said:

Lovely shots!

[Russell996]

Beedub said:

Russell how about some up to date detail pics on your beautiful 16m.

A few detail shots.

[ajr550]

Both look great but the Oscar for "Best casual use of a Dino in a photograph" goes to FalconWood.

[FalconWood]

Russell996 said:

A few detail shots.

Beautiful shots of a beautiful car Russell and a great great plate. Car looks mint - dare I ask has it any miles on it

[FalconWood]

ajr550 said:

Both look great but the Oscar for "Best casual use of a Dino in a photograph" goes to FalconWood.

Thank you thank you ... I would like thank my mum .... . Sorry about that. I was doing a photo shoot of all the cars on what was a lovely day and the Dino was last to do and waiting out there!!