CMC For Sale

Lowering to $19,500. It's a nice example reasonably priced.

Does it have a remote oil cooler with fan?

It has a remote cooler high behind the shroud. I would likely move it were I to keep it. It's a very low time motor, pro done. I would tighten up the baffling etc. to make the motor last.

Still for sale... Porsche AG attacked the ad on eBay even though replica, no mention Porsche (just 356) and was in replica section. Wild. How are others getting away with it? LOL Make offers. Nice fun driver.

Thanks.

I have asked this question before and still have not gotten a reasonable answer. Many if not most people that post pictures for cars listed for sale online black out or otherwise cover the license plate numbers. What is the purpose of this or why is there a fear of others seeing the plate number? I have never felt the need to do this and have never had an issue. I figure that if I drive all over the place in full view of the public with the plate showing for the whole world to see what would having it viewed online be a problem? I am serious, why is this a common practice and does anyone have a true story of something bad that has happened by a plate number not being covered in an online picture? Inquiry mind wants to know.

With license plate info - a perp can find your address easily.  If your car isn't locked in your garage, it could be stollen and gone in a few mnutes.  Either jumped and driven off or simply towed away.  With the way Speedsters are built (chopped VW pan), it would be simple matter to apply a new VIN and resell "your" car. 

Years ago VS had 3 (?) Speedsters stolen from their build facility - none were ever seen again.

"The law is called the "Driver's Privacy Protection Act," and it was signed on September 13, 1994, by President Bill Clinton, ... "

Anyway: the Driver's Privacy Protection Act, or DPPA as it was affectionately nicknamed by the Legislative Committee for Affectionate Nicknames, prohibits the disclosure of personal information gathered by motor vehicle departments. The result is that the most information a person with your plate number could possibly get is the make and model of your vehicle. Not your name, not your address, not your date of birth, not your social security number, ... .

So basically you have nothing to worry about when a normal person sees your license plate number, unless of course they have some sort of access to DMV records. Fortunately, this access is limited to the most upstanding members of our community – cops, lawyers, process servers, ... .

EVERYONE ALREADY SEES YOUR LICENSE PLATE NUMBER EVERY TIME YOU DRIVE DOWN THE STREET! "

- Doug DeMuro

(I edited a lot of the editorial.  It was a a lot sarcastic, but not a lot funny.)

Nice looking car, Duncan. I especially like the way it looks without the side trim. I'm not a fan of that aftermarket shroud, but that's me. Sharp car. Al

Thanks for the kind words Al... it's an older CMC home build I think, but I can tell it was built with skill and passion. ( I am an aircraft restorer with numerous 356's under my belt)

It's a great ride for someone wanting a TLC car. I need a coupe. It aint the car for Vegas.

As far as the "plates" go I had a blank laying around, the car was going on CL and I did what everybody does; I covered it. I spent less than about 20 sec thinking about it. Gonna spend less than that second guessing my decision- LOL!

Is your cmc speedster still for sale?

Yes it is- thanks

@Jimmy V. 

You definitely scored on that purchase, Jimmy! Timing is everything. Seeing that bad boy in person confirms that pictures don't do it justice. 

@Tubdriver your car looks great! Best of luck with the sale. At that price, it would be a steal for the new owner. 

I agree on both!

Car is still for sale lowered to $18K ...  Thanks for the pictures of your car in my listing LOL

Is this still for sale?

JUST SOLD on Samba Thanks everybody.