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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Ventura County, CA
Posts: 4,018
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I think the biggest lunacy was the frankenstein and backdate "hot rod" 911's. The short-lived rock star status of the R-Gruppe and Magnus Walker caused a quick spike in cars that were historically worth peanuts. Two years ago you could backdate a 75-76 impact bumper car into a long hood with fiberglass hood and bumpers, stick on ST or RSR flares, drop in a 3.2 motor, paint it viper green or tangerine and sell it for $100,000 plus. A lot of shops jumped on the bandwagon. Now I see these frankensteins and backdates falling hard.
I wouldn't want to be one of the guys who paid $300K for a Singer ten years from now.
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Volvo V60 - Daily Driver (I love it!)
997 Turbo - FVD Exhaust, GIAC Tune - 542 dyno hp on 93 oct
1972 Chevy K-10 Pick-Up Truck Hugger Orange
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