FS Ferrari 328 GTB 1987

Another Ferrari which has covered under 2000 miles a year. They can't be much fun to drive...

They are hard work. My wife can't even press the clutch down a few times (308 GT4), let alone drive it somewhere. Nice for a pose in the summer though, hence a couple of thousand a year (miles and pounds)

mrcheerful

In news:6AVXd.1432$ snipped-for-privacy@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk, mrcheerful . decided to enlighten our sheltered souls with a rant as follows

I'm pretty gutted actually, missed out on an immaculate 308 GTS for £16k a fortnight ago.

It's a good job I want a RHD one, or that 328 would be tempting.

If your after a Ferrari, but a bit short on the cash - Justin Banks has got one

This is the second car I've pointed to here but no connection with the site, honest, just like looking at the stuff he has (still vaguely tempted by the Auto Union despite the lack of a garage !!!)

What I find fascinating about his Mondial is the 12 (yes 12 !!!) previous owners in 42K miles !!!

I've just been looking at the BMW CSA coupe.

OK, so it's a little tatty, but for £2k that's a lot of very fun car for the money. Stick a set of seat covers on it, run it for 12 months and flog it for what you paid for it.

Mondial is actually on the list of the worst cars I have ever driven... right up there with an early 1.6 Sierra and pretty much any Metro.

David Betts ( snipped-for-privacy@motorsport.org.uk) The Classic Car Gallery:

I love the OSI he's got for sale...

The chav Fiat Dino ?

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Probably even rarer than a Dino... just a shame it's Taunus running gear.

And Fiat 850 wheels