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At least it’s priced right at only $17,500Click to view attachment
Vin for documentation
Interesting breakers yard - look at what's on the shelves behind it!
They recently were selling a De Tomaso Pantera that similarly need some light panel buffing to get it roadworthy.
- Tony
They recently were selling a De Tomaso Pantera that similarly need some light panel buffing to get it roadworthy.
- Tony
How could you get $17,500 worth of parts off of that?
QUOTE(BENBRO02 @ May 30 2019, 09:44 AM) 
How could you get $17,500 worth of parts off of that?
The value is in the VIN plate and documentation; several wrecked -6s have magically reappeared. In about a year or so that VIN will be on a conversion.
QUOTE(jim_hoyland @ May 31 2019, 08:33 AM)
QUOTE(BENBRO02 @ May 30 2019, 09:44 AM)
How could you get $17,500 worth of parts off of that?
The value is in the VIN plate and documentation; several wrecked -6s have magically reappeared. In about a year or so that VIN will be on a conversion.
Soon there will be more sixes than there were back in the 70's.
QUOTE(mepstein @ May 31 2019, 05:44 AM)
QUOTE(jim_hoyland @ May 31 2019, 08:33 AM)
QUOTE(BENBRO02 @ May 30 2019, 09:44 AM)
How could you get $17,500 worth of parts off of that?
The value is in the VIN plate and documentation; several wrecked -6s have magically reappeared. In about a year or so that VIN will be on a conversion.
Soon there will be more sixes than there were back in the 70's.People need to know the providence of a six and proof of the correct work done to bring them up to a state where they are worth the big money. The song that says “a fool and their money, honey” People have to be carful when buying a Porsche
Bob B
QUOTE(mepstein @ May 31 2019, 08:44 AM)
Soon there will be more sixes than there were back in the 70's.I am sure there of plenty of 356s rebuilt from worse condition than this. A correct VIN is a mighty thing!
Nay, that thing will buff right out.
Was running...
QUOTE(sc-dude @ Jun 5 2019, 02:25 AM)
Was running...
It wasn't, it was found in NH in the late 70s, not running.
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