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"Honey",where's the cookie jar ?"
Where's the Carrera motor? I'd have to knock a few bucks off for that.
Greg
Greg
I don't understand; how is this a porsche if the details say someone built it off a vw chassis & made a fiberglass body for it?
Can you believe people buy new cars that cost that much money. It makes this one seem like a steal!
Certainly nice but a 1500 could've been just a regular 4 cylinder 356 type engine and not a four cam, am I missing something?
I could see this if it was a all aluminum car. with a four cam
Delussions of Grandure??
Delussions of Grandure??
I guess you're paying for pedigree... which if true, is documented well and impressive
look at the money you can save. $3800 on thesamba, sorry no history though.
I like it. Nowhere to put groceries.
I'd spend the money.
I'd spend the money.
Cory
Sort of like Hoopty for a single guy who doesn't shop.
ed
Sort of like Hoopty for a single guy who doesn't shop.
ed
I don't know .. something seems wrong. Seller has never dealt in anything even remotely like this before.
I recall in the heady days of the later 1980's when the collector car market was going crazy. There were reporting more examples of certains Ferrari's than ever made. Some replica's were absolutely impossible to tell from originals.
I'm not saying this is not real but I would think it would be relatively easy to replicate a one off...especially one that has never been registered.
Not that I have that kind of money to part with for a car anyway!
I recall in the heady days of the later 1980's when the collector car market was going crazy. There were reporting more examples of certains Ferrari's than ever made. Some replica's were absolutely impossible to tell from originals.
I'm not saying this is not real but I would think it would be relatively easy to replicate a one off...especially one that has never been registered.
Not that I have that kind of money to part with for a car anyway!