...in my opinion
http://en.wheelsage.org/porsch...395/pictures/srrm6t/
click on the link, click on the small picture then scroll left to the first picture, then right through them all
then wipe the drool off your chin!
and when your wife asks why you're walking around with a woody, tell her: "Will just posted the most beautiful car in the world, I can't help it!"
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Isn't that the Craigslist car for $32,500? If so I'm buying it!! Back off suckers....it's mine.
that's the one, except you left a 0 out of the number, following the 2, before the comma...
according to the Silodrome website: "Prices on these original Carrera 1500 Speedsters has been skyrocketing in recent years, it used to be possible to pick one up for well under $100,000 but now you’ll need to add 3 zeros to that and possibly more."
one million clams, wow...
I like Turtles. 
Way to expensive!
I just sent him a check and added an extra $10,000. From the money I sent him he will pay the shipper $3,000. The shipper is on his way to pick it up for me.
Asking prices approaching half a million dollars!!!.....Utterly astounding.
In 1974 I drove my little red coupe to one of the first of Jerry Keyser's 356 Registry 'membership gatherings' in Greenwich Ct. The undisputed star attraction of the show'n tell was a magnificent black speedster that was for sale. I commented to my wife that I'd trade her in for it....She retorted "Honey, I'd trade myself in for it!" (Actually my Laurie was selling herself short. She was worth much more than a magnificent, mouth watering, set of wheels)
Anyway, the owners price (as I recall) was a firm $3,800... WHAT?? What the hell was he smoking? It was really nice, but not three thousand eight hundred dollars nice....Now the asking price is a hundred times that amount?!
Upon reflection, maybe I've just puttered around the fringes of 'life' and its realities far too long.
Carl;
I have given up lamenting the cars I didn't keep, buy or ask more for when I sold them. It is just too painful, and I have perfect hindsight.
I am focusing on what's next, and there is always a next!
Something is not right 1500 GS and GT Speedster- its one or the other unless the engine and body are not a match. The other thing is bee hive tail light and over bars for the bumper system. Cars for Germany had only bee hive and tear drop with over riders for USA. European cars had no over rider bar and tear drop tail lights.
it's a U.S. spec Reutter '56 which had overriders (front and rear) as an option, bee hives were standard issue.
the description is generic, not specific
