I am PLAIN AMAZED at all the replicas, USED, asking OVER 50K....I just cannot wrap my head around the numbers!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1957-P...2WBZgiKa&vxp=mtr
A JPS Speedster for $51,900 .....and a coupe for $69K ???
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Summertime pricing
Bill Prout posted:Summertime pricing
SUMMERTIME almost OVER(LOL)...whatever particular BLEND he is smoking, we all want some...
...Is that interior "PINK" or "CRANBERRY" ??
"Titled as a '74 VW Karmann Ghia."
Interesting....judging by his beautiful garage, he thinks it's worth it
why would a guy be selling a car with only 262 miles on the OB. He hasn't even broken in the motor. He must be in need of cash.
Maybe he has Attention Deficit Disorder...
Bobby D posted:He must be in need of cash.
I'm just not seeing that...
Maybe he's selling two of 'em. That'd be about the right price.
Lane Anderson posted:Maybe he's selling two of 'em. That'd be about the right price.
YOU . got that RIGHT
Milage is about 10,000, per the odo. The Suby & air make it a little special. I don't think it's $50k special though.
edsnova posted:Milage is about 10,000, per the odo. The Suby & air make it a little special. I don't think it's $50k special though.
It is ALMOST as ABSURD as the 69K COUPE with the $16K paint job....
send me a pillow back to dreamland 
I hope they get it. I hope the replica market continues to appreciate with the value of "real" 356s. I'd like to think my pride-n-joy was not just a colossal waste of time and treasure.
I'm going to continue to drive mine like I stole it.
Stan Galat, '05 IM, 2276, Nowhere, USA posted:I hope they get it. I hope the replica market continues to appreciate with the value of "real" 356s. I'd like to think my pride-n-joy was not just a colossal waste of time and treasure.
I'm going to continue to drive mine like I stole it.
You are sitting VERY WELL as a 2005 IM will sell for MORE than you paid for it....it seems very apparent that IM cars hold value especially as their NEW PRICES go up regularly.....the EQUATION IS FAVORABLE for a well maintained vehicle.