(I wrote this introduction first but am posting it last…) In order to organize the rampant chaos that my old posts are subject to, I have decided to do 2008 Market Reviews. The 2009 Spider review aggregation was so much work I dreaded doing 2008, even thought of skipping it but in the end decided I had to do it. Glad I did considering it ended up being only 9 cars. You’re welcome.
Market 66 was 10123*375922, a Spider kit in a box that failed to sell for $2175. I would have painted a ‘1:1 Giulia 1000 piece 3 dimensional puzzle’ sign on the side of this box.
Market 65 was 1495*11804. A rusty but viable project that failed to sell for $4606. I’d have taken the money.
Market 53 was 10103*170718, another in kit form that failed to sell for $7500. Not bad money really -better than the color.Â
Market 34 was 10123*373944, a very reasonable project selling for $8700.
Market 45 was 10103 370257, a very good project that sold for $12,205.
Market 55 was 10123*375944, failing to sell for $18,500 during an auction run but available on Hemmings etc for $32,500.
Market 69 was 10123*372402, a pretty nice car that sold for $26,250.
Market 74 was Spider 1495*08607 (probably). Restored, wearing the wrong hood (if my guess at the vin is accurate) and $56,900 asking.
Market 50 was 1495*02646, the late Al Leake’s Monoposto recreation which was at auction with an estimate of $125,000.