Not everyday you see one of these on eBay

["Clevor" Angel]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/FERRA...QQcmdZViewItem
and all yours for only alittle more than $47,000!

["Clevor" Angel]

Or one of these: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/CLK-G...QQcmdZViewItem

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/69-Ch...QQcmdZViewItem

[Esperante]

I find it funny, though, because all of these 'OMG rare cars on eBay!' come up often.

[taz_rocks_miami]

$225,000.00 For a Yenko, wow! As much as I love Yenko cars, I'd rather get an F430 for that kinda money.

[Egg Nog]

Man, what a beater Camaro

[ScionDriver]

The gearbox going for 47 grand is a LOT! Then again considering the whole car costs millions that is probably about right. I just wonder what they want for the steering wheel?

[m5child]

I'd still take the Yenko over the F430, because it's more rare... and then I'd sell it on eBay and buy a used 575 Maranello like this:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ferra...spagenameZWDVW

OR

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Chevr...spagenameZWDVW

[carsnut]

Wow. CLK-GTR for $365,100?? Thats pretty cheap, actually. But 198.8 mph? For that money I'd rather get a 575 Superamerica(200 mph, probly around $300,000 or so)

[werty]

Originally Posted by taz_rocks_miami

$225,000.00 For a Yenko, wow! As much as I love Yenko cars, I'd rather get an F430 for that kinda money.

No you wouldn't...because once you found out it goes up in value 15%+ every year...you would keep it...not to mention if you ever drove it...that would do you in

[werty]

Originally Posted by Egg Nog

Man, what a beater Camaro

haha, yeah it might look good from the outside, but I can 100% gaurantee there is bad rust under that vinyl top

[taz_rocks_miami]

Originally Posted by werty

No you wouldn't...because once you found out it goes up in value 15%+ every year...you would keep it...not to mention if you ever drove it...that would do you in

Good points werty, but I still think I'd get the F430. If you buy a car as an investment, you're so worried about it's resale value that you end up never driving it. As far as it's performance goes, I had a 69 Camaro with a 427 in high school that my firends and I rebuilt. If I want another screaming 69, I can do it again...for a hell of a lot less. I'll stick with the F430...now where's my checkbook??

[werty]

Originally Posted by taz_rocks_miami

Good points werty, but I still think I'd get the F430. If you buy a car as an investment, you're so worried about it's resale value that you end up never driving it. As far as it's performance goes, I had a 69 Camaro with a 427 in high school that my firends and I rebuilt. If I want another screaming 69, I can do it again...for a hell of a lot less. I'll stick with the F430...now where's my checkbook??

fair enough....but to set the facts straight for me...i'm not worried about resale value either, if you have enough money for any car like these, I would buy both

["Clevor" Angel]

I'd get the Yenko, a 12 second camaro right off the bat and the COPO ZL-1's were never beaten on the track turning consistent 11's and running 10's with good drivers and perfect weather.

[taz_rocks_miami]

Originally Posted by werty

fair enough....but to set the facts straight for me...i'm not worried about resale value either, if you have enough money for any car like these, I would buy both

Another good point, I'd get both too.

Originally Posted by "Clevor" Angel

I'd get the Yenko, a 12 second camaro right off the bat and the COPO ZL-1's were never beaten on the track turning consistent 11's and running 10's with good drivers and perfect weather.

I want my car(s) to be able to lap quickly around a road course also, that's the reason I'd go for the Ferrari. 11 and 10 sec 1/4 miles are great fun, but I want a more rounded out performance package.

[Manik]

I would have thought the CLK would still be stuck up at a million. . . . . . . .