T's are rare!

[Jays72T]

ebay item # 4586807619

[sammygon1]

I think the rarity is the fact that, that '69 has a 5 balde fan, didn't they only come on 2.7's?
-Sam

[donstevens]

Buy it now for $25,000!

[Gasman59]

P.T Barnum at his best!

[Christien]

Originally posted by sammygon1
I think the rarity is the fact that, that '69 has a 5 balde fan, didn't they only come on 2.7's?
-Sam

yeah, that caught my attention too. Let's see what happens when he's faced with that question...

[Porsche]

Direct link:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=4586807619

[sp441]

I was unaware that 69 t's came with ducktails.

[zmayne]

and rear flares...

[Christien]

Heh, response was "it's not my car, here's the owner's #, call him for the history".

Why doesn't my question appear on the page? I clicked the "ask seller a question" link.

And what's with so many people selling a car "for a friend"? Why doesn't the friend list it themselves? That always seemed fishy to me, like a good excuse to dodge questions.

[RickM]

Originally posted by Christien
Heh, response was "it's not my car, here's the owner's #, call him for the history".

Why doesn't my question appear on the page? I clicked the "ask seller a question" link.

And what's with so many people selling a car "for a friend"? Why doesn't the friend list it themselves? That always seemed fishy to me, like a good excuse to dodge questions.

Ebay gives the seller the option for your question and the answer to show in the auction.

"Selling for a friend" is the oldest trick to displace responsibility. Usually done by someone flipping cars without the proper permits etc.

That said I have had a few friends asking me to "help" them sell vehicles on Ebay since they are internet/auction illiterate.

[Christien]

Interesting. Thanks, Rick.

[donstevens]

I legitimately sold a 944 "for a friend" a few years ago. It was a single woman freind of my wife and she didn't know jack about her car, the sales process, etc. Plus she did not want wacko men coming to her place. So I sold it for her.

The car was a total rag by the way. 165,000 rough miles, never cared for, sat outside, never waxed, full of dog hair. It was Trashed with a capital T. I thought about turning into a track car but it needed $5000 worth of work to even be a safe street car. Track mods were on top of that. So I dumped it.

The point is "selling it for a freind" can be a legit reason. This guy is obviously whacked though.

Don

[copper]

17318 T's produced with 1991cc engine 67 to 69

7956 S's produced in same period.

I don't get how this makes the T "rare".

If he gets $25,000 for this well molested 69T, I'm starting the bidding on mine at 30K!!



Jim

(Some noted mods, duck, flares, grills, wheels, lights, fan, mirrors... the list goes on.)

[copper]

Chris, I think you'd look sweet in his other auction though...



Bidding starts at $0.99

[Christien]

Only if it comes with a codpiece


Why is "YMCA" stuck in my head all of a sudden?

[84CAB]

I saw this car sitting on the side of the road a few months ago and stopped to look. The guy is probably selling it for the owner, I doubt the owner is computer literate. The guy was asking 8500.00 for the car and said he had a guy really interested in it at that price. The car sat for several years with the windows down and is very rusty. The guy knows nothing about Porsches - he bought it from someone that just wanted it out of their yard.

[Bob's Flat-Six]

See what happens when Excellence prints " Early 911's, "Grab one while you can" on the front cover of the 5/04 issue.
That all it takes for people to get nutty and think every early 911 is worth bucks regardless of condition.

[thrown_hammer]

If my car makes it to Ebay I am having a friend list it. The reason is because I have no E-Bay experience and he has quite a bit.

[PorschePilot]

Only 2 bids so far. There is a $24K difference between where the bids are at now and the buy it now price. It has to be a T, it says so on the dash.

[cmcfaul]

How many E's were made in 72 or 73?

Rare?