Howdy from Texas. I'm probably late to respond, but any takers on the Targa yet?
/Ted
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Howdy from Texas. I'm probably late to respond, but any takers on the Targa yet?
/Ted
The more calls he gets, the higher the price!Quote:
Originally Posted by Digital K
You know what they say...If you have to ask, you can't afford it.
unless they make you ask, since they didnt post a price. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by gsjohnson
Particularly from Canepa.Quote:
Originally Posted by gsjohnson
I do not know what he wants for this restored 1970 911 T, but i am sure its high, but one thing i do know he charges $5K for a complete detail. On the other hand this 1973 911 Targa 2.4 CIS 34K original miles from new asking price is $250K USD. http://www.canepacollection.com/deta...-11719070.html
Meanwhile, over the pond, I was being born!... on exactly the same day as Jack Good, of Riverwood IL, was trading in his 1970 911E for this green targa... If I had $250 large lying around it would be kinda cool to have a car exactly the same age as myself!Quote:
Originally Posted by 72MFI
You know what they say... when they don't post a price it is because it is a ridiculous number.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by gsjohnson
My 911 was born the same month as me, and I paid less than $40 large.... However, it was in worse shape than me and I spent years sliding down the road after coming off motorbikes and race cars.Quote:
Originally Posted by foxtastic
+100. I just refuse to buy or call on anything that has no price listed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Digital K