Reference: Mexican built - 1950 Porsche 356 Continental Coupe

I do love the color scheme...

That car has been on here more than I have. Everything from the rear of the door back appears misshapen, but maybe it's just me. It goes up for sale about every eight months.

Well the article said it SOLD for $35,700 on April 13, 2013?

Yeah but it was just for sale again a few months ago.

Mexican Lime Mustard yellow?

Is this another Mexican scam? Well it turns out another one is for sale for $26,500..he's a car dealer in  Mexico city...

Dried French's Mustard. Everything aft of the doorpost is wonky. I wonder if it is because they are usibg a fixed window instead of a popout?

Regardless... Looks wrong!

Robert:

My apologies, I didn't mean to come off sounding condescending or rude. This car, or one or more that look awfully similar have popped up here and on the Samba several times. Tough to tell what is going on, but they are all being advertised as made in Mexico, the same color, and the same sort of weird shape aft of the doors. 

@Robert Scheurer

Here is a prior link when it was offered for sale before. Scroll down a few posts and I chronicled several other times it was offered for sale;

https://www.speedsterowners.co...faux-356-continental

Thanks Robert M ....seems like a scam to me! I'm posting below your comment from the above link which explains it all!

 Robert M posted this on another link above – seems to be the same car / same mileage?

“Interestingly enough, many of the photos are from the 2017 listing. And the mileage is exactly the same as the previous 2 auctions. This car was on eBay in August of 2017 with the auction ending on Aug. 1st, 2017. The same seller resisted the vehicle and ended the auction on September 17th, 2017. And now the car is available again by the same seller that tried to sell it the other 2 times.”

Buyer Beware