911S/911L Cars for Sale

[MY00]

No affiliation, never heard of this Auction house. Nice looking car - a bit more useful vehicle information but no engine pics or auction estimate (reserve/no reserve?)
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Hollywood Wheels 'Select' Auction, Amelia Island, March 12th-15th 2015 @ Omni Plantation
1969 Porsche 2.0L 911S Coupe
VIN: 119300566
Engine: -
Trans: -
Color: Polo Red
Mileage:
Auction Estimate: -

Is this car sold? If, for which price? I can't find it here http://www.goodingco.com/vehicles/#modal_make_model

[LongRanger]

. . . Is this car sold? If, for which price? I can't find it here http://www.<u>goodingco</u>.com/vehi...dal_make_model . . .

NOT Gooding

Hollywood Cars


Another thread . . .

. . . Hollywood Wheels Scam Auction Amelia Island March 2015
101 - cancelled
102 - cancelled
103 - 2002 GT2 - 87, no sale (NS)
104 - 83 930 - 52 NS
105 - 63 356B - 122 NS but later reported that a deal was reached....
106 - 79 930 - 100 NS
107 - 88 930 - 87 NS
108 - 84 fake 73 RS - 67.5 NS
109 - 67 targa - 135 NS
110 - 79 911 Turbo -105 NS
111 - 66 911 barn find - 180 NS
112 - cancelled
113 - 75 Carrera - 50 NS
114 - 58 356A Speedster - 245 NS
115 - 63 356B - 71 SOLD (first "sale" on the block)
116 - 97 911 C2S - 117.5 NS
117 - 94 Speedster - 157.5 NS
118 - 05 997S - 44 SOLD
119 - 03 GT2 - 71 SOLD (this was first and only NO RESERVE car of auction)
120 - gokart - 14.5 SOLD
121 - 61 tractor - 28 NS
122 - 69 E - 61 NS
123 - 70 914-6 GT - 140 NS
124 - 58 356A coupe - 147.5 NS
125 - 61 356 T5 B Cab - 140 NS
126 - 71 S - 160 NS
127 - 69 E Targa - 110 NS
128 - cancelled
129 - 70 T - 100 NS
130 - 70 S - 150 NS
131 -57 tractor - 8 NS
132 - 69 S - 197.5 SOLD
133 - 66 couple - 385 NS
134 - 73 S Gregg - 395 NS
135 - PAIR of 53 356's - 685 SOLD
136 - 53 356 - 275 SOLD
137 - 58 356A 1600S cab - 180 NS
138 - 67 S sunroof - 175 NS
I zoned out and stopped recording after this except for this one:
141 - 67 911 - 102.5 SOLD
There were about 10 more cars, mostly race cars, after this but I left . . .

[MY00]

Thanks for the information

[LongRanger]

. . . Thanks for the information . . .

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[GeorgeJ]

Anyone know more about this car? Matching number?

Thanks

Can't say anything about this car except they indicate (Chassis: 9113300535) SOLD: $156,750 Well below the low estimate. I wonder if the seller is happy with the decision to sell with no reserve.

This and the previous post with a summary of results that are mostly "no sales" might suggest that there is a softness or correction in the market going on.

[GT3DE]

Do not take the Hollywood debacle as market pricing guide. This was a sh*t show. Cars were crappy, auction guys sucked, catalog description and estimates were ridiculous.

[Silverbullit]

This and the previous post with a summary of results that are mostly "no sales" might suggest that there is a softness or correction in the market going on.

Nah. The "Hollywood Cars" offerings have been well documented as "poor quality" with overly optimistic sales estimates.

Seek solace in that the very good quality, early cars still brought strong prices.

[sithot]

A buddy said he thought he was in Madame Tussauds from the appearance of "work" people were sporting. He opined that some were about to melt.

[91133]

Anyone familiar? VIN: 119301442

http://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifie...php?id=1734279

Not mine

[Eminence Gris]

Anyone familiar? VIN: 11930144

http://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifie...php?id=1734279

Not mine

I've looked at it. Has a long list of needs. Paint is 50-footer. Made an offer I thought was appropriate. It was rejected.