You Need This: A Quite Eye-Catching Green Over Red Ferrari

I really like unusual color combinations, but honestly they hurt resale by limiting your prospective pool of buyers. It would be a huge plus if they could document that this is how it came from the factory (the Mecum ad says "new paint & interior").

That said, this particular one seems to have a way to go before it would be in the excellent to concours condition. Both the front and back bumpers don't seem to fit the body right.

That A pillar sticks out like broken thumb.

says detailed engine compartment but no pics? tease.

I've never seen a Ferrari that didn't look great, but this one is odd and I don't think the green flatters the shape.

agree that there is no way this is in excellent concour condition with those sad-looking bumpers.

Yeah, it needs a little time with our friend Tim McNair. I'm a fan of green, but in this case a black interior might be a bit more appropriate.

In reply to David S. Wallens:

Or tan.

Either way, it's already a less than desirable Ferrari model, made less desireable by the color choices (for many people). That said, there's a butt for every seat! Hopefully it will go to someone and make them happy.

A repainted mid-70s 308 GT4? There is nothing about that car that screams $25k, nevermind $60k.

RossD wrote: That A pillar sticks out like broken thumb.

Given the black dashboard and black door cards a black a-pillar would seem much more appropriate.
I do not like the green color combo. I think a white, silver or black exterior would look best with that red.

My former 308 GT4 was originally Viola Dino (Purple). It didn't sell and then the dealer repainted it red/black two tone.

I like 308 GT4s, but the only way that this car is going to be worth $60,000 to $80,000 is if it has an urn full of Enzo on the passenger's seat.

Very Christmasy....but a tan interior would look far better. Not a model that has ever appealed to me in any case. Reminds me of a Lambo Urraco.