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I too would recommend against the trade and my reasons would not

 

be based on sentimentality.

The 355 is arguably the best (and final) evolution of the last "generation" of V-8 mid-engined which started with the 308, before the transition to the "new generation modern" V-8 cars starting with the 360.

Both Boxer and 355 are "old" as in, not the latest, newest model, so no incentive there.

Both are undervalued right now (hard to define undervalued) but the Boxer has more ingredients for a larger upward movement in value.

355's were produced in much larger numbers than the Boxers and over the near future will likely be much easier to find if one were inclined to do so.

From a Ferrari "traditionalist" standpoint, 12 cylinders will always be more "pure" models than 8's (though this may become an antiquated idea much like "the Big Three" in watchmaking brands)

Though I like the 355 body I LOVE the Boxer design.

If I'm not mistaken, both require engine out servicing.

Being the original owner of a (trouble free, vs lemon) car where one knows how it has been treated and serviced, versus the uncertainty of someone else's habits, is worth something, for reasons other than sentimentality.

jmh2c.

TM

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