well sold 73 1/2T

[EARLY911ZOO]

$53K!http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Cars-...3A1|240%3A1318

[Allen Henderson]

I don't believe it! And, with private auction, makes me extra suspecious.

-Allen-

[res0ca5d]

Well sold? The guy spent $90K restoring it and sold it for $53K. I'd say well bought.

[Eade Hopkinson]

Well sold? The guy spent $90K restoring it and sold it for $53K. I'd say well bought.

I do not chime in on these posts that much, but after putting a total with purchase price and all restoration work at over $94K for my 73E, and I sold it for $62K I would also say, if all of this work can be verified, well bought. Just my .02 cents worth

[kenikh]

If the receipts are legit, then agreed: "well bought"

[Zithlord]

What kind of "Porsche specialist" would do the fan and covers in yellow?

John

[berettafan]

REALLY well sold IMO.

Really, really, really, really well sold.

[berettafan]

the ad is very poorly done, all the important pics are missing and we're asked to take 'in a professional manner' as a description of the body work.

i wouldn't bet against Dr. 911E's suspicion.

[berettafan]

I do not chime in on these posts that much, but after putting a total with purchase price and all restoration work at over $94K for my 73E, and I sold it for $62K I would also say, if all of this work can be verified, well bought. Just my .02 cents worth

E's are rarer than S's if i remember correctly and i would suggest your cars carry a slight premium due to the presumption that a well heeled knowledgable owner will not own bogus/junk/so-so cars.

[Macroni]

A premium number car should at least have proper interior door panels.