FS: @eBay - 65 911 sebring participant

[StephenAcworth]

no affiliation...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-911-...US_Cars_Trucks

[Frank Beck]

like a bad penny that keeps turning up

[67er911S]

yes, always the same car: http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...archid=1200594

and here: http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/por...-911-sale.html

and here: http://mycarquest.com/2014/07/1965-p...g-in-1967.html

[johns4949]

$295,000.00 on their web site. $350,000.00 on Ebay. What a deal.

[67er911S]

high bid last year at the MECUM auction was 140$ - not sold.

[StephenAcworth]

Hi Frank

What is wrong with the car? Is it just overpriced? I am guessing that there is more to this story than I can find!

Stephen

like a bad penny that keeps turning up

[301835scott]

It is not a '65, 3474 are you kidding me? two screw horn grilles, and maybe it is an optical illusion, but I swear the rear fenders are flared. $350,000 buy it now. Let's be real.

I think these are a few of the reasons, in my humble opinion.

[Frank Beck]

The real shame here is that IT IS A COOL CAR. But like anything too much hype (and deception; it's NOT a '65) drowns out the car's attributes.

Call it what it is and price it for 2014 instead of 2020 and the phone will start ringing.

[67er911S]

It is a cool Car, absolutly!

[gsjohnson]

As was discussed previously, this car was restored and lost all of its' provenance during the restoration process. Not even a roll bar in the car and many lost or discarded period items. Yet the seller insists on asking a historic race car price for a car that has very little left of its' original remains.