What Would YOU Pay For A Totaled Out Supercar With Under 10K On The Odometer?

The roof is completely missing and every single body panel is damaged. Clearly, this Ferrari F12 Berlinetta has been involved in a brutal accident, but the seller still thinks it’s worth 77,000 Euros. We’re not sure what the guy who posted the listing on mobile.de has been smoking, but we want some. The $300,000 supercar has just 9,320 miles on the clock, the wheels look in good shape, the interior looks relatively undamaged and the engine and gearbox might still be salvageable.
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MDarringer - 8/6/2015 9:51:57 PM

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Yes. I bought a wrecked Hellcat to do a Ghibli Hellcat conversion.

ATrain - 8/7/2015 6:41:35 AM

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I think he's looking for a number, Matt.

I would but only 'for a purpose'. I don't have one presently, though I have a Ghibli coming on Monday... So let me know how the conversion woks out. ;)

As for price, well, it depends. If you can get a crate engine for, say, $10k and you don't need other parts, that defines the ceiling. In the Fcar example, the asking seems really steep. It would require someone who has an intact car but a blown drive line and who doesn't care about numbers matching. Too much IMO.