[DeTomaso] NPC - Superformance GT40 MkII for sale

[Mike Scardina]

The GT40 market seems to be strong.  There is a limited number of original cars.  When they trade, seven figure prices are now common. Holman & Moody and Gelscoe currently produce complete cars which will likely end up costing no less than $400,000.  Superformance products are in the next level.  They sell a very exacting replica of a chassis of the original racing GT40 ready for completion by adding drivetrain components. The Superformance product is exacting enough that it has been licensed by Safir to be called a GT40, which Ford was not allowed to do with their Ford GT.  The price for a Superformance "roller" has recently increased to almost $110,000, having started closer to $70,000 around 2007.  The total cost of a Superformance car will naturally depend on the components and labor used to complete it. As more GT40s hit the street, more businesses are being formed to supply the market.  I've been a Pantera owner since 1979 and I've seen the
 development of Pantera related products and services develop over the years.  It seems like we can expect the same expansion for the GT40.


On Monday, July 28, 2014 3:40 AM, Charles McCall <charlesmccall at gmail.com> wrote:
 


I'm not in the market, but a lot of people are GT40 fans and might be
interested in details, as well as what the market is like. Shouldn't
be a problem to post...


On 7/27/14, Mike Scardina via DeTomaso <detomaso at poca.com> wrote:
>    I don't know if this posting is allowed here, but I'm trying to sell my
>    VERY low mile GT40.  I'm happy to post details, but until someone tells
>    me it's OK, it's probably best that interested parties send a PM to me.
>     Thanks.
>    Mike Scardina
>    Pantera GTS 7204
>
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   The GT40 market seems to be strong.  There is a limited number of
   original cars.  When they trade, seven figure prices are now common.
   Holman & Moody and Gelscoe currently produce complete cars which will
   likely end up costing no less than $400,000.  Superformance products
   are in the next level.  They sell a very exacting replica of a chassis
   of the original racing GT40 ready for completion by adding drivetrain
   components. The Superformance product is exacting enough that it has
   been licensed by Safir to be called a GT40, which Ford was not allowed
   to do with their Ford GT.  The price for a Superformance "roller" has
   recently increased to almost $110,000, having started closer to $70,000
   around 2007.  The total cost of a Superformance car will naturally
   depend on the components and labor used to complete it. As more GT40s
   hit the street, more businesses are being formed to supply the market.
    I've been a Pantera owner since 1979 and I've seen the development of
   Pantera related products and services develop over the years.  It seems
   like we can expect the same expansion for the GT40.
   On Monday, July 28, 2014 3:40 AM, Charles McCall
   <charlesmccall at gmail.com> wrote:
   I'm not in the market, but a lot of people are GT40 fans and might be
   interested in details, as well as what the market is like. Shouldn't
   be a problem to post...
   On 7/27/14, Mike Scardina via DeTomaso <[1]detomaso at poca.com> wrote:
   >    I don't know if this posting is allowed here, but I'm trying to
   sell my
   >    VERY low mile GT40.  I'm happy to post details, but until someone
   tells
   >    me it's OK, it's probably best that interested parties send a PM
   to me.
   >    Thanks.
   >    Mike Scardina
   >    Pantera GTS 7204
   >

References

   1. mailto:detomaso at poca.com