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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsch...mp;item=222285328485
Are new Vintages really $39K with a few options? This guy obviously comes from the "the-more-descriptive-words-the-better" school of thought. Tons of good pictures though, you can really see how this paint looks either grey or green depending on the light. Asking 35K 
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stone grey
Looks like everything underneath got a fresh coat of flat black; too bad they forgot to mask off the backside of 1 springplate. I don't know why they didn't do the seat bolt down hardware as well. Maybe somebody can help me here- the front end is "fitted with performance springs"? And the "rear trailing arms are beautiful pieces that give this car razor sharp handling"? To be honest, I've never heard of "performance springs" for the front end and all I see are swing axles in the back. Whoever wrote the copy was at the top of his creative writing class. Seems like a lot of money for a less than 2 liter with stock heads/single barrel carbs(yeah, I know 90 hp is more than any pushrod 356 engine, but it's not like it's a 150hp fire breathing 21, 22, or 23something; really!), and steel wide 5's. I guess we'll see what it sells for.
It is a nice looking car, though...Al
Is this car really worth 35K? If it is then I really need to up my insurance coverage on mine.
I like the stone grey exterior and tan natural looking leather interior - $39k and sold AS IS?
Looks like that Blue one that Chris bought. (Chris?... the Brit from a few years back in SLO...) Raise your little OCD hands if you want to reach in and set the top tension levers to the proper position?
Solid car. I can't speak to the value. If so, my car is woefully under insured.
First thought I had was Army Jeep.... Not really digging on it.
Odd combo, looks like a toy
BADSPD - Stephen posted:First thought I had was Army Jeep.... Not really digging on it.
You're right. You could attach a shovel to it, mount a machine gun, put the German army insignias on it, I can see that.
It's the green wheels. It needs chrome or cream colored ones.
Personally I love the color, however it is one of this colors that NEEDS lots of chrome trim and chrome/polished aluminum wheels to avoid looking "army".
chines1 posted:Personally I love the color, however it is one of this colors that NEEDS lots of chrome trim and chrome/polished aluminum wheels to avoid looking "army".
I like the color combination as well but agree, it would look better with chrome or even black wheels
I'd be all over this car, but unfortunately my favorite number is 21, not 22. 
I like it. But ivory would have looked better on the knobs and steering wheel.
chines1 posted:Personally I love the color, however it is one of this colors that NEEDS lots of chrome trim and chrome/polished aluminum wheels to avoid looking "army".
Again, swimming against the current...
I'm not sure I've ever seen a car (which was not a sandbagging muscle car) that I liked better with body colored wheels. Almost any finish (even black) looks better to me.
I know it's a minority opinion, but I'm just not a fan.
Anyone know the brand and model number for that fuel pump regulator ?
Alan Merklin posted:Anyone know the brand and model number for that fuel pump regulator ?
That looks like a Holley 12-804 fuel pressure regulator. It is the lower pressure version, 1-4 PSI. I used one on a 1915 with dual Kads and it worked well.
