67S Softie.. It's Baaaack...

[Bill Simmeth]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=140242565322

[evilfij]

What is the backstory?

[Herr Softie]

If memory serves, the rumor was it was going to take something in the neighborhood of $30k to get the owner to part with it. It has been auctioned twice now, this being the third time, so perhaps the owner has lowered expectations.

[MarcS]

If memory serves, the rumor was it was going to take something in the neighborhood of $30k to get the owner to part with it. It has been auctioned twice now, this being the third time, so perhaps the owner has lowered expectations.

30K for that? My money is best spent elsewhere.

[SandyI]

$30,000 to buy it. $75,000 to restore it. Sign me up.

[kenikh]

Fright Pig. One day it will look cheap, but not today (or tomorrow) for that matter.

[Mudi]

And that's just the start of it..

[BBausser]

Matching number S, Softie, Sport Seats, Unusual color, Outside Temp, Euro, Talbot..........someone will get it put $100K plus into it and have something we all could say got away from us. Big entry fee though.

[evilfij]

If I have a nice, rust free 1967 912 softie and no scruples this would be a deal. Looks like someone ponyed up the 35k and bought it.

[BBausser]

Looks like it's going back to Deutschland fur $35K gemutlicheict.