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Little dusty but in great overall condition. Paint, tires, suspension all in excellent shape. Metalwork - yes, metal - shows no evidence of prior accidents. The wife says I can only keep one toy and Penny wins out.
Will consider serious offers over $1k (pennies).
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Are we at Amelia Island or Bonham's?
$5,000 (pennies) and my lucky rabbit's foot. Which by the way I find to be a bit ironic since that dang rabbit had four of them and now he's dead; so in retrospect how lucky IS a rabbit's foot?
Terry, I'm pretty serious (ask anyone) and I'm bidding $1,001 for that bunch of scrap metal you want to foist on an unsuspecting world.
I'll send you a check for $40,000 if you could simply cash it, I'll have a driver pick up the car and for your trouble, you can keep another $40 (pretty generous of me, I know).
Will Hesch posted:Terry, I'm pretty serious (ask anyone) and I'm bidding $1,001 for that bunch of scrap metal you want to foist on an unsuspecting world.
I'll send you a check for $40,000 if you could simply cash it, I'll have a driver pick up the car and for your trouble, you can keep another $40 (pretty generous of me, I know).
Don't try to sneak in a bid while I was making an edit and upping my previous offer.
I've seen this car. It's extremely light and will stop on a dime. The engine and transaxle are completely dry on the bottom - no leaks whatsoever.
Terry has had absolutely no maintenance issues with it over all the time he's owned it. I can see why his wife may say it has to go, though, as getting into it can be a struggle.
Legal in all 50 states - no problems with registration or insurance no matter where you are.
Is it "numbers matching"?
Does the A/C blow cold?
Webers or Dells?
Still available. The Nigerian prince found a super wide body Spyder that was more to his liking. He did, however, send me a check for $75,000.00 for my troubles.
Seriously, if one of you P heads really want it send me a dialog. Otherwise it is off to the Mini Mecuum Auction.
I sent you a pm.
The Spyder is sold!
Wayne Carini contacted me off site - he's a lurker, you know - and expressed his interest in the car. I seriously considered his generous offer and, you know, he's probably one of the few guys who could actually fit in the car. But a true prince will be the new owner of this fabulous work of automotive art. He has requested anonymity which I will respect. Thanks to all who expressed an interest.
Did Carini lowball you?
Did Carini lowball you?
You know him well, Bob.
Congratulations on the sale, Terry.
We never really own these cars - we're merely stewards, preserving them for future generations. I know that space is precious in your new home, and letting this go, however difficult it may be for you now, will free up that picnic table for something else that will bring joy into your life - like maybe a nice bowl of guacamole and chips.
Gee, Mitch, I was hoping for an Almond Torte.
