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79 barn find (and speedster)
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Uhh huh....the guy is dreaming on $200K for both.
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The garage dust to prove it huh? I can make that dust in 2 hours when I am doing cabinet work in the shop.
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I don't think he will have any issues. Speedster prices are nuts these days.
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But a dust covered, been-in-a-garage for a zillion years with 90K miles (plus "now has 3500 miles on the restored body") sounds just a little off to me. But still, a 356.
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Hmmm, not up on your Speedster lore huh.. I have a friend here that got $130k for his last year. I've seen some real buckets on ebay recently in the $90k range.. sold!
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Add this to the starting offer of $200K for both, I have good information that a very low mile 79 930, also one of the last 50 was recently offered over 100K and turned down so that guy is out there looking for a pristine example and could easily off the speedster for 150K+. . So if this speedster is a correct recent restoration w/ numbers matching example, individually they could easily add up to much more than $200K. To find just one person willing to pay top dollar for both might take awhile as these collectors generally come from different camps, unless of course a Seinfeld type gets the urge. I would say if you have to buy both, one will be resold. Sort of hard to think they both are the exact ultimate model/color etc for the same person as most collectors I know want the cars they buy to be exactly as if they could order it when new. If I were selling for a client, I would try selling together or individually and see which works out best. However no one asked so just my 2 cents.
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Back in '89 a friend flew me up to NC to pick up a '59 speedster he bought and drive it back to Florida.
The car was red with black interior, low miles and in perfect condition. It was a real treat to drive it the approx 10 hour trip south. I remember the oil cooler under the fan shroud made a soft whistle somewhere in the mid 3000 rpm range. It was a really sweet car and now it's probably worth 4x or more what it was then. |
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I missed multiple restored speedsters in the late 80's going for 25k. Perfect cars dor 25. My lowly old 356 is finally creeping up in value too. Not that I'd ever sell it anyway. I have the first new wheels I've ever purchased for the car sitting in the garage ready to be bolted on for another south Texas road trip Thursday. Mighty 185's instead of the stock 165's I'd used for the Rennsport road trip last fall. I digress.
That might not be a bad deal for a newbie getting into Pcars.
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If I were ever to sell my cars it would be to buy a 904/906. I actually looked at one a month ago in Houston. A hot rodded 2.7 with all the right bits. He wanted a bit to much since it was a Beck Clone. It would be hot, loud as hell, but don't you know one beauty?
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