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<\/a>Market 64<\/a> is for Giulietta SS 10120*00147. Asking price was $25,000. I think it’s still available. Not sure what it would take to buy it at this point. Market 131 makes this asking price seem very high.<\/strong><\/p>\nThe range of prices above doesn’t represent the full spectrum of conditions. I know of a rusty though complete Giulia SS that sold for about 10,000 Euro’s on the low end and SS 00001<\/a> is still available for $275,000. Unrestored complete running cars seem to be the bargain between about $27,000 – $38,000. Any less and you have an incomplete challenge like mine that would be about $20,000, or a rusty complete near-runner, though I didn’t see any of those on the public market this year. In the upper end are the well presented cars that have never seen a rainy drive in their lives or restored cars that are on most levels better than new. The years highest price SS I wrote about has a Conrero connection and better than new restoration . If a low nose or car with documented major race history surfaced I think this years high would have been bested.<\/p>\n Look for Sprint and Spider Market reviews in the coming days.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" There were 14 SS’s listed for sale in 2009 that I wrote market reports for. They are listed below in order of asking or if known selling price from least expensive to most, with me making prices up for a few as necessary. Market 64 is for Giulietta SS 10120*00147. Asking price was $25,000. I … <\/p>\n
\n<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/a>Market 143 <\/a>announced that this scruffy RHD Giulia SS, 10121*380459, would go through the Bonhams Beaulieu auction in September. It did and made 16,100 pounds or about $26,500. Not bad. <\/strong><\/p>\n<\/a>Market 131 <\/a>for Giulietta SS 10120*00455 represents probably the best publicly traded deal to be had on an SS in 2009. A very original early car to clean up and with simple details to be sorted for $27,100.<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/a>Market 99<\/a> was for Giulia SS 10121*381357, which sold for $32,299. I have had emails from the buyer and he is another Ferrari guy who recognizes the bargain SS’s are from a other-worldly style perspective.
\n<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/a>Market 108<\/a> for Giulietta SS 10120*377380 represents the other great bargain SS of 2009. This car ran and drove and came with the matching number engine not installed, and sold for $38,300. <\/strong><\/p>\n<\/a>Market 1<\/a>, my very effort as the name inplies, was for Giulia SS 10121*381259. This car was originally listed in May of 2008 in need of paint with an asking price of about $36,000. By the time it changed hands in May 2009 after a repaint and some sorting it went for $45,000.<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/a>Market 105 <\/a>was Giulietta SS 10120*00339, for sale by a luxury car shop in Georgia. It sold for ‘more than $45,000’ which I am going to call $47,000 for the sake of convenience. This car was another project, but really only required finishing assembly, break in and adjustment. Picture is just after paint -car was a mostly assembled runner when offered.<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/a>Market 156 <\/a>was this Giulia SS, 10121*380642, an attractive car in Italy with a 38,000 Euro asking price which was $56,700 at the time of writing.<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/a> Market 171 <\/a>was for this car, 10120*00474, a nice example out of the south of England for 35,000 pounds -$56,900 US at the time of writing.<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/a>Market 135 <\/a>was for Giulia SS 10121*380456, for sale out of France. No price is mentioned in the advertising I’ve seen for this car so I am going to guess, based on the interesting colors chosen for things, that it’s about 40,000 Euro’s or $57,000 UD.<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/a>Market 80<\/a> was for Giulietta SS 10120*00366 which made 41,100 Euro’s (about $59,000 US) through Bonham’s at the Retromobile auction and made me seriously consider black as the color for my SS.
\n<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/a>Market 145 <\/a>was this Giulietta Sprint Speciale, number 10120*00347. Asking price was 44,000 Euro’s which was $64,000 at the time of writing. Don gave me a hard time for suggesting that his car was only slightly nicer than this one. Upon revisiting the pictures I have to say he was right. His is more than slightly nicer than this car.<\/strong><\/p>\nMarket 93<\/a> was for this Giulia SS in Italy. No vin or price were listed but based on the engine compartment detailing quality I am going to guess 45 – 50,000 Euro’s.
\n<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/a>Market 170 <\/a>was for Giulia SS 00121*380360 (unverified vin). Asking price is 85,000 Euro’s or $125,000 US, reflecting some sort of unexplained Conrero connection.<\/strong><\/p>\n