My car is currently in an auction on www.bringatrailer.com Scroll down and on the right side of thier web page, you'll see my silver 911 Click on the photo
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That's nice, Larry. 
Good looking, Larry! Stan's color combo as well. Should bring you enough mula to retire on. Wait...you live in SoCal, maybe enough money to get you through to next winter.
Stan, did you see this long hood of Larry's? Stan?
Good luck, Larry. It's a nice car and the BaT people seem to appreciate it.
Originally Posted by Terry Nuckels--'04 JPS Speedster NorCal:
Good looking, Larry! Stan's color combo as well. Should bring you enough mula to retire on. Wait...you live in SoCal, maybe enough money to get you through to next winter.
Stan, did you see this long hood of Larry's? Stan?
I saw it. I saw it almost as soon as it went up on BaT. It's perfect. I'm just 3 years too late on my longhood dream.
It's unbelievable the price these are going for now - and this car isn't numbers matching!
Rusty;
Traditionalists might poo poo at the Boxster and Cayman. But if Porsche goes forward with the talked about change to 4 cylinders in these cars, we may in the future see the original flat six Boxster and Cayman, spiral up in price.
Art
If I were in the market, I would buy that car primarily on the fact that Larry J. did the mods! 
I go to the Porsche show here in Dana Point every year and the mid sixties to mid seventies 911s and 912s are fetching high prices and are now considered the new collector car for Porsche enthusiasts. I was also surprised by how many Porsche owners also use their front seats to store frozen foods. I think it's positively a new trend.
Totally agree with Jim on his comment above.
I just checked into BAT's auction costs. I didn't realize that both the buyer and seller have to pay BAT a fee.
Then-again, except for ebay I know zip about auctions.
$60k. Not bad, Larry.
/golf clap
Not a bad day's work. Congratulations on the sale.
Ted
Way to go Larry, now don't blow it at your next casino run :-)