Show 'em up on the next Pelican drive:

[speeder]

With this:

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/lac/car/209483964.html

[RickM]

Cool.

Wonder what it'll fetch.

[MattKellett]

It would be a hard choice between this one they have on their website also.

http://www.readytofix.com/Inventory/Porsche_906.htm

Matt

[masraum]

Yes, that would be very tough. The F1 is the pinnacle, or at least was for many years, it's got several competitors these days. But I think the 906 has more character. I think I'd have to go with the classic.

[masraum]

And don't miss the all original '73 Buick Riviera. That thing's got a 455!!!

[cashflyer]

I wanted to update everyone regarding the website link mentioned in this thread.

I had looked at the "readytofix" website and was interested in an M3 they have "for sale". The advert said to make them an offer, so I clicked on the "contact us" link. There is no contact info. The page says you must register (for $20) to contact them. {Suspicious.}

I did a nameserver search and found that the site is registered to "autosource" in Oklahoma. A visit to that site revealed that the M3 in question was already sold. {More suspicious now...}

More searching on Google reveals stories indicating that NONE of these cars are actually for sale. What you get when you register is a printed list of insurance auction locations. All the photos you see are just teasers for some guy to make his living by scamming $20 per clip.

[Chocaholic]

Good work.

Makes you wonder how people like this sleep at night. Heck, he's probably making more money than I am. It ain't right.