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Cheap 959 Thread
What do you think guys? Should I pull the trigger? I'll have to sell my house and cash in my 401k to get it, but I don't know if I'll find another one in my price range ever again...
Crashed 1987 Porsche 959 heading to auction, could be worth $500,000 | Fox News http://a57.foxnews.com/images.foxnew....jpg?ve=1&tl=1 |
Ask Wayne how hard parts are to find. I'd buy it only if I could afford Bruce Canape to repair it.
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Just a little bondo, no biggie.
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$500,000 for this? It would make sense if you had another one that had been damaged in the rear.
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I kinda don't get it. If you can afford a million dollar car, can't you afford to fix the million dollar car, too? What's the repair tab on that going to be? Few hundred thou? At least source a wheel to make it a roller. There's some part of the story I'm missing.
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I hope you're kidding...
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Someone will buy it and fix it, end of story. Salvage title 959.
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200k is my best offer. :)
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It is a hideous looking car.
It looks like Porsche stuck the back end of an NSX on a 911. Blah, blah blah... |
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I won't say what he paid, it was lot of money then but compared to todays prices it was the deal of the century. Quote:
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I'd be curious to read about Wayne's misadventures. Does anyone have a link? The 959 was on my bedroom wall as a kid...
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http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/370844-project-car-959-ppi.html
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/371288-959-ppi-update-re-color-change.html http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/371518-starting-work-959-project-car.html Wayne represents the American dream where a person can achieve anything with enough dedication, sacrifice, drive and hard work. And he deserves every reward he gets, I hope they are worth what they cost. I'm glad he has a 959 and those other special cars. He earned them AFAIC |
This is the thread i like the most, where the guy takes the car out and uses it for what it was designed for!!
brass ones. I had no idea that 959s ran 57 psi in the tires!!! ;) Quote:
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The one Roarmac is rebuilding in the tech forums looked alot worse than this one. He hasnt updated in a while unfortunately.
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^^^ That's a 962, not a 959. You're off by 3 numbers.
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How much will the top-of-the-line Hammacher-Schlemmer bungee cord bring above the estimate?
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others are saying huh? |
Sold for 425,000
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https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/classic-cars/a22800074/this-porsche-959-was-wrecked-in-a-freak-trailer-accident/?src=nl&mag=rdt&list=nl_rdt_news&date=082218
For days, the nature of this Porsche's damage has remained a mystery, but today, our colleague Alex Stoklosa over at Car and Driver got the scoop. A Mecum representative told Car and Driver that during transit, the trailer that was hauling the 959 detached from its tow vehicle, careened off the road, and collided with a tree. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1535158280.jpg |
Sad story this one is. The good news is that I have a lot of the parts that they need in my "spares" pile that I have acquired over the years. I have some carbon kevlar fenders, the front bumper cover, and a bunch of under trays. Knowing what I know about the cars, this didn't look *too* bad in the grand scheme of things. Still, this probably sold (I think it went up today) for a lot of money...
-Wayne |
Sold for 467,500 USD according to Mecum's site. I'm not sure if that includes the buyer's premium or not - I don't think it does, but I can't recall how Mecum posts their numbers on their site.
-Wayne |
Wayne, how is your 959 doing? I read some of the old threads from 10 years ago. I'm curious how it's been since then.
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Calling Roar - Calling Roar!!
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In other news, I saw a 962 sold at mecum Monterey for $2 mil yesterday.
Interesting auction. Out of the over 1000 cars on consignment, four of them actually reached the reserve!!!!!! I was looking to see if I could spot Wayne in the audience ... |
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