Daimo B
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Value? Are they quite rare, or am I thinking of the Daytonas?
Not really a Ferrari man, but arn't these worth like £250k?
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ed
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Would depend on what Dino you're talking about.
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Tom
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No dino's aren't worth that generally.
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AK
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256 'Dino' is prob worth about 50k up just now.
The Daytona is the expensive front engined tourer
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Daimo B
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Ahhhhhhhh bummer...
Passed a line of sports cars at the weekend on the bike and it had a spotles Dino at the back, and thought it was mega expensive, but ovbiously not.
The rest of them were worth more then. Ahh well.
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Stu
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Nope, Dino was a massed produced Ferrari with the base models being a V6. Was a brand created as a cheaper Ferrari.
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Jambo
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Me Grimlock no Ferrari!
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BluKoo
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They're not that cheap. They're a damm sight more expensive than a 355 or a 360.
You'd be looking at about £70k to £100k for one.
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Stu
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quote:
Originally posted by BluKoo
They're not that cheap. They're a damm sight more expensive than a 355 or a 360.
You'd be looking at about £70k to £100k for one.
I was talking retrospectively, cheaper at the time!!
Its a classic now, hence the price! Proper Ferraris from the late 60's/early 70's are still gonna fetch more!
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mattk
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I think Daytonas are ugly as sin, they are  though
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Daimo B
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There was a Dino, following a Noble, following a 355 Rarri, following a Porkie....
All doing about 40mph on a NSL road.
I went past slighty quicker to get a good nose.
Nobel was by far the spunkyest 
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Fonz
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Daytonas for sale
Dino for sale
[Edited on 06-05-2009 by Fonz]
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mattfiesta
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246 Dinos for sale.
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alan-g-w
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That's the one Richard Hammond had on the Supercars for less than £10,000 challenge.
And mattk, agreed, Daytona's are no-where near as nice as other cars from the same kind of time.
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Daimo B
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Hmm, this one wasn't like that. Was like this...
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Marc
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^
That was tot honor the death of Enzo Ferrari's son, Dino
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BYRON
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quote:
Originally posted by VXR
Hmm, this one wasn't like that. Was like this...
Saw one of these on the A3 near hindhead this morning
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sigibbons
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Passed an F50 near Andover last night! Was so low and wide and loud! Awsome thing
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Daimo B
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quote:
Originally posted by Marc
^
That was tot honor the death of Enzo Ferrari's son, Dino
Are they more bling then then that nasty thing Hammond drove?
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