Widebody on ebay

or this one.... "Every attention to detail has been incorporated to make this exact, right down to the original steering wheel, badges, gear lever, lights and grilles."

Maybe he should check out the gauges, roll bar, wheels, engine compartment or the flared body

I like the "once in a lifetime opportunity" line. I've always found that line to be both presumptious and a sign of desperation. Translates to: "Please get this thing out of my life".

Somebody needs a new distinguisher!

...."once in a lifetime opportunity" 

I've had 39 speedy projects  here and STILL haven't found the right one 

Indistinguishable??  To whom??  Methinks he's never seen a real one.

Bwaaa haaaa! If it weren't for the gauges, pedal assembly, e-brake, engine compartment, wheels, roll bar and wide-flared fenders…it would be indistinguishable from a real one! 

You guys are too picky.  If you look carefully it has a Porsche cover.  That makes it pretty correct, right??

Owner states, "original Porsche 356 cover".

I'm glad he didn't put a replica cover on his.....REPLICA

"Original Porsche 356 cover"

might be worth more than the car . . .

you guys crack me up!

"A Rare Opportunity"

Someone better jump on this. Who knows when another CMC Californian will come to market. Sure am glad I bought two of them at the same time for $12K each!

All kidding aside, it is a nice looking car for maybe $17K

In this market, with very good pictures and a lengthy accurate description, I could see it going for 19K to the right buyer.  But that's given that they market it in honest light and cut out things like "odometer shows 300 miles".  That's just dodging the question, how many miles are on the engine? How many on the frame?

People will pay good money if there is an honest description and great photos.

"Every attention to detail", but none of the ones that matter when selling a car.  I mean really, one of the photos is under a car cover and one is while the local car wash is shaking out the passenger mat.

-=theron

Yeah, but this is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own that mat, Theron.

I wonder if they did the car wash with the air filters OFF the engine, as shown in the picture, as someone really cut out the "original" looking deck lid, on the underside.

I know everyone likes to buy low, sell high, but the car does look good and has what looks like real Polished Porsche wheels, which are super expensive.  I would like to see more things on it, like  the hood pull/emblems, side lower rubber/chrome piece and I feel better about my sloppy looking NEW convertible top, as mine looks as good or better than the top on this 'outlaw' style speedster.  No expensive "Speedster" emblems.  All these details cost money. 

The ad really does not say much about what is actually on the car, like year it was built, year engine was built, size of engine, brakes , etc.  The car cover does cost new about $500, if with the Porsche name on it and good quality.  I wonder if chassis is swing axle or IRS, etc. ???  Nice looking paint job. 

All of those ugly lines could have been easily been placed behind the shroud to make for a cleaner looking engine bay

Descriptions aside I agree with George and Bill and think it is a good looking widebody. The wheels fit the body great and look really nice and the paint looks good as well from what I can see.

I think just cut the crap and this will sell nicely. I like the car.

But I bet those mats are very rare authentic 356 Porsche mats.

Not Fuchs, but "real expensive" they are

The paint job does look nice.