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For those of you who don't visit SpeedsterOwners FaceBook, Dave Mitchell is selling his 2010 Intermeccanica Speedster. This is one really bitchin' car. All 911 underneath! $75K
I don't think Dave checks in here much, but if you're interested I'll pass it on.
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Jim, I know you love that car. What are they getting for kidneys these days on the black market.
$75k ...
No comment
Gee, you could buy three Lincolns for that price.
Howard's 911 IM 6 was for sale in that range. Did that ever sell?
Gee, you could buy three Lincolns for that price.
Nope.. not even two
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...;hash=item1c2da904de
sooo pimp
Gee, you could buy three Lincolns for that price.
BWAAAAAAA HAAAAAAAA....good one, Bob! You just can't beat the entertainment value of this website! 
Jim, I know you love that car. What are they getting for kidneys these days on the black market.
I only have the 1 kidney left! I already sold one for hair plugs....you can see how well THAT worked out!
Gee, you could buy three Lincolns for that price.
Nope.. not even two
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...;hash=item1c2da904de
sooo pimp
Christian - A '64 Lincoln 'vert is #3 on my car wish list. #1='74 Dino 246GTS, #2 Chopped & channeled '49 Mercury!
Actually, my father in law had a Lincoln four door convertible. Bought it for $200.00 but never got in on the road. What a monster that car was.
Looked exactly like this:
The main problem as I see it with these high end IM's, is that there are those who can afford and willing to spend the big bucks for the build, but when done with them, find it necessary to take a serious bump on resale.....
This is not a knock on IM, we have established their superior quality long ago, more likely
a knock on willing buyers for used high end imitations...
Jim, I know you love that car. What are they getting for kidneys these days on the black market.
I only have the 1 kidney left! I already sold one for hair plugs....you can see how well THAT worked out!
Too funny Jim. 
How can I get to see this car? I am not on Facebook, but my wife is, can someone give me a hint on how to see this IM? Icahn log on with her info to FB....
in my opinion the more traditional looking IM's seem to appeal to a larger audience and hold their resale value very well as opposed to the more wild versions out there. I'm not sure if this one on FB is more period correct or more pimped, but I do think that if you're going to pay the big dough it's probably best to keep it for the long haul and enjoy it....
Thanks
Chris
Here's Dave's Speedster
You can join SpeedsterOwners FB here:
Here's why he wants $75k for it, though.
I would venture to guess that this car cost upwards of 85k or more with that motor.....that is AWESOME......!
That is a seriously beautiful engine ! I would love to hear that car drive by me, just so I could hear those cylinders "sing" as it motivated down the road !
You guys throw figures around like they were nothing....75-85K is serious money.
I think my IM was being restored around the same time Dave had his car built.
I love that engine!
I wondered how hard it would be to change the fan belt.
Pictures of Dave's car is Speedster porn. I've seen it in person and it is an awesome car!
Incredible, with the 911 'plant. Incredible.
Gee, you could buy three Lincolns for that price.
Nope.. not even two
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...;hash=item1c2da904de
sooo pimp
Christian - A '64 Lincoln 'vert is #3 on my car wish list. #1='74 Dino 246GTS, #2 Chopped & channeled '49 Mercury!
Here's my current 64. I would only get rid of it if I had a vert to replace it.
This gets rented out with the studios more than any of my other cars
That is a sweet ride, young man. I'd be in the market for a suicide-door 'vert if I had a space long enough to store it.
Stan, I've seen your garage, you've got room for two or three and some up on the overhead racks! Of course, I was there in the summer when you didn't have your big corn husker machines stored in there too.
