I hate it when that happens.

You should acclimated to the depths that car will take you to; I suggest an old Land Rover or Cayenne Turbo first.

Sold "as is". It isn't the end of the world. Collector/enthusiast with many cars that wants to enjoy it for a year or two (once we have the mechanical sorted) then we will do a full bare metal restoration of it...

The F355 went for $50k, which I thought was a very fair price.

What does a low mileage garage queen go for?

The market "righted" itself from last years craziness. My car was a 75-80k car all day, last year. Heck, the challenge options added to the value quite a bit. I still did ok on the car at 50k, not including fun, which is priceless. Strictly dollars, I came out above.