Check out Gateway Classic Cars. Their Chicago location.
I noticed the umbrella e break. Clean and nice but not 40K nice.
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Tan interior with grey carpet?
I keep visiting this thread in hopes there is a link.
Guess I'll try again tomorrow.
Forum etiquette 101: Posting the link to a story you are referring to is mandatory.
Umm, yes, agree about the etiquette, but really, two seconds on Google got me there!
http://www.gatewayclassiccars....rsche/356--S457.html
Really, it wasn't hard. Or time consuming.....
I was waiting for a link too. 
I agree with Bob, the grey carpeting looks wrong.
While that carpet doesn't look bad (there's a bit of brown in it and not a real blue-grey), tan would look much better.
Terry, would you say that this car was built by Vintage? As an aside, the price is out of the ballpark. I would pay no more than $30,000 tops, and even this amount would be a "gift" to the seller. Lots of room for negotiation. "Genuine" VDO gauges? Ummmm...and no pics of the gauges?
Did anyone else notice the error or oddity in the ad? It says the 1600dp is mated to a three speed manual trans.
Attention to detail should not be optional when selling a car. 
Ted