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This car is less than a mile from my office. I happened to stop in front to take a look this morning and saw this one through the window. I came back and now I realize it is the same car in this thread! This car shop is directly next door to Symbolic Motors which is an authorized Rolls Royce, Lotus and Lamborghini dealer. La Jolla is a very wealthy community and I am guessing this car will be very overpriced. I will try to do more research. They are closed on Saturdays...
Closed Saturdays? How many people buy a car on a Tuesday rather than a Saturday? Hmmm....Business must be good.
I inquired on the Grand Prix 911T and today he emailed saying it is priced at $75k.
That feels like crazy money to me but I'm no expert.
About 9 months ago 2 shores in WI sold an original early T for high 60's. The car found a home with a European buyer.
They are located in a VERY wealthy community where the average car driving around is a Ferrari or Lamborghini. I mean it is pretty ridiculous! They are asking WAY too much for that car but who knows they might get someone to walk in and fall in love that has not done there research?
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Perhaps if Greece drags down the Euro along with the rest of the EU we'll see it here again.
Tom
Peter:
Pay close attention to the '72 sales brochure. The oil tank door is "drawn in" and the "long side" is top to bottom. Oops.
A gentleman who worked at the local dealer in the 70's who bought a '72 new showed this to me. The brochure was a carry-over from '71.
The olden days of graphic arts.:D
Tom
How about sport seats with original interior for 1/3 the price (I call it the E Discount) :)