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add 10% buyer premium so $93,500
Meh, not a heated lot
The Willow Green sold for $130K.....
Don't quite understand the $45K difference between the 2. :confused: Granted, willow green is a special color, but IMHO so is metallic green.
Bryce, did you get a chance to view these two up close?
Excellent 6's are north of $100K...
Canepa.....$125K
https://canepa.com/photo-gallery/1970-porsche-91465840/
Gaswerks.....$125K
http://www.gaswerksgarage.com/1970-p...4-6-targa.html
914world.....$109K
http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?showtopic=334062
Hey Bill, Yes I did. Sequence wise the rotation across the block left them out from under me so I didn't spend any lengthy time in and around them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill Simmeth
The Willow Green paint was spectacular though. It drew a crowd pre-auction. The car showed very well.
I opened up the engine bay for one guy who was very interested and claimed he owned a Willow Green 14 back when new so maybe he was the high bidder.
To be honest, I didn't even notice the other 14 in the lineup so maybe that says it right there.
Rare shade wins the day!
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P.S. But I did get to drive Seinfeld's 997 RS 4.0 across the block! We have similar tastes in music
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When you buy the metallic green car and absolutely do nothing to it, the auction speaks...
I know that car and last few years history. Nice car but detailing it only doesn’t make you a ton of money...
An outlier does not set the bar.
This should be interesting to watch at the RM auction in Paris this February 2019.....Porsche 916 prototype 'Brutus' #9141430195 is for sale. This was Corina Piëch's (Ferdinand Piëch's wife) personal car.
http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?showtopic=334334
It was featured in the August '18 issue of Panorama.
I sold a willow green 1971 914-6 for a lot more than that. It was though all original first paint and low mile show room condition.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cal