Five Ss on Ebay.

[Macroni]

What does this signal? Strong or weak market?


http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1972-...item35bbc8afb5

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1970-...item2a1cbf3303

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/STUNN...item4ab6ee0a33

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1967-...item5ae678ca1d

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Very-...item2ebdb62788

[767driver]

Luke... all i can say is that if I were to buy one it would SURELY mark the very top of the market!!! The collector car market would crash, cats and dogs living together...PURE CHAOS!!!

[LongRanger]

Jeez! . . . this silver car looks familiar . . .

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1970-...item2a1cbf3303

Didn't this thing just get flipped, like, a month ago?

http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...ght=9110300151

What's gonna happen this summer? And at the Monterey auctions?

[JT912]

So if a car sells to a dealer/flipper are they not counted in the ownership list? Seems to me if the second owner sold it to this guy it wouldn't it be a three owner car?

[Louie]

all of those with the exception of the black car have been listed for sale by the same sellers (dealers) before. Those are not new cars for sale....

[sithot]

Scott Ski Boot Camp? I'll pretend I didn't see that bit of extraneous marketing.

[pu911rsr]

Well back when Ferrari market was going great guns, cars might change hands 3-4 times a day, it hasn't got that crazy yet.
Phil

[Soterik]

Scott Ski Boot Camp? I'll pretend I didn't see that bit of extraneous marketing.

There is a guy at my mountain who is still skiing on his original pair of these boots... they haven't cracked yet, and he "claims" they don't leak either. I see him almost every weekend, and he skis "hard"....

E

[sithot]

I remember those days Phil. A guy was keeping his 246 Dino in my garage. Cool car but his was a pile. Anyhow; he kept me abreast of the market by leaving copies of Cavalino and Prancing Horse. The stories he told were absolutely wild. Most of them were not stories!

E: I test drove a pair of Scott Boots. Man! They were hard as granite but you could really carve an edge with them. (We get a lot of ice from freezing and thawing.)
Here is my recollection written by someone else. Hard, Cold and uncomfortable (I couldn't customize the pair I had because they weren't mine). The cold part did it for me.
http://www.epicski.com/t/97872/scott...ghts-superhots

Tom

[LongRanger]

VIN = 9112300155
Eng# = ?
Trans# = ?
Mileage = ?

. . . . I bought this car from a personal friend who is a collector in 1985. He was the second owner bought the car from a commercial airline pilot who imported it from Europe. This is an early car #155. This has been my most favorite sports car of all. A down to metal restoration paint job was done in the late 90's. The engine and transmission was overhauled less than 2,000 miles ago, by a well known Porsche mechanic. It was never run better, incredible power curve easily to 7,000 RPM! You may want to store the car but it is impossible to not drive it.

Pros
original 911 S
black and tan combo
factory sunroof coupe
factory A/C upgraded and works
recent engine and transmission overhaul stopped counting receipts at $10,000.00
original Recaro seats as you can see from the wear
decent tread life on excellent tires
history of ownership
I have original steering wheel that goes with car
original correct radio
car is reliable and drives like a dream
sunroof and all electrical works excellent

Cons
car is need of details,
needs repaint
rust repair lower driver door, passenger side, and under head lights.
rear driver side bumper damage,
windshield needs rust repair, I new rubber seal.
needs carpets and recover seats, I have large roll of leather

This is will be available for viewing once this week on Saturday due to my profession.
If car does not sell I have already contacted a restoration shop to complete the repairs. I am reachable by e-mail at nesjavech@aol.com . . .

(Not mine)