Parts stash & property FS !, ~ No Affiliation ~ Options

[914werke]

Saw this & made me go Hmm (IMG:style_emoticons/default/idea.gif)

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"Significant opportunity for serious Porsche Collector or vintage Parts House
16,000 square feet of floor to ceiling Porsche Parts!
From A-to-Z Porsche Parts
46 Year collection of mostly Air-Cooled Porsche Parts up to 1988
25’ x 100’ Shop with 8 service stalls (2500sft) 13,500sft. 3 story (approx. 4500sf per floor) building featuring class “B” office space along with ADA compliant bathrooms.
Each floor features cement flooring engineered to hold the weight and access to parts and supplies.
7000sft. Securely fenced parking lot.
The Shop initially focused on Porsche 914’s it also covers air-cooled 911s,912s as well as front engine Porsches of the ‘80s and ‘90s such as the 928, 944,924 & 931.
Turn-Key operation for Air cooled Porsche Auto Repair, Restoration & Parts Or fantastic hobby shop/club house for a group of Porsche Enthusiasts!
Real Estate, Building, Inventory, fixtures, Equipment, Good will
$11,500,000 Placerville CA
Serious inquiries only, parts will only be sold as one lot."

Anyone familiar with this gent /shop?
Pics of significant (914) parts stash but none of the property.
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[Unobtanium-inc]

The problem with parts stashes like this is you can get wow'ed by the volume, without realizing that you will be living with most of it when you are done, just as this guy is. When you have someone who was an active shop and active seller of parts for years and years and they have whole racks of a part like doors, hoods, engine bits, all that tells you one thing, that's the stuff that doesn't sell.

In the Porsche world 356 stuff is pretty rare but there is still stuff that will never sell. So when I look at a parts stash and the guy had 25 heads, 10 brake drums, 5 engine cases, and a bunch of engine bits I pass. I already have a lifetime supply that I will die with.