This car would never see 300k plus of my money, regardless of who built it. I suspect the seller won’t ever see break even on this purchase.

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I am shocked that this would bring any thing near $300K.The members on this forum have built way more quality builds than this.Dave K has two that have sold over $200K.Right now SEAFYE has an impeccable 70E in Orange that is cheap at his ask.I made a comment last year about a steering wheel with his name.The comments back were not nice.Jim Tweet has made some very nice ones as well.Magnus is a hodge podge with a ponytail and a clothing line.He has done well and more power to him.He has definitely brought more attention to our world and he has my thanks.VALUE ? ciao fred

Pretty funny...

Magnus PI jumped the shark in like 2015 when he crashed his car into a parked truck.

He did make this recently

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QqAzugyCQEo

The nicest cars in Magnus’ collection aren’t the ones he’s personalized

Yep, most of his cars are low mile survivors with interesting options/colors/interiors etc.

Will that forward date include both hairdresser and aerobics instructor costumes, or at least a sweater to drape over one's shoulders?!?!

$237.5k - 4 days left.

https://www.pcarmarket.com/auction/magnus-walker-str002/

With the two Flyn Hawn cars selling for around $230k and nothing but a PCA award for provenance.
I now see this car, with the Magnus build title, hot wheel and Lenno appearance, bringing $300k or more.

The markets a little softer these days

True. Maybe a little less.


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Maybe those stickers under the mirrors add 20k a place. LoL

I gave it a second look, trying to be charitable, but I just don't find this car attractive -- at all. If someone else finds it attractive, fine. But, to me, this is like the emperor's new clothes.

I'm not an artist, but I spent 30 year in the graphic arts industry and this car has no design coherence whatsoever. If incoherence was the goal, then, 'Okay man, it's cool, I got it." But to my taste, gold striped 'Porsche' on the sides matching the gold wheels, but then, red bumpers, and blue stripes on the hood, roof, and deck-lid? The car looks like it was constructed with hand-me-down parts. I'm sorry, but the aesthetics are simply a befuddled hodge-podge of design elements. .Like many other modern product designs -- this falls into the the category of the 'Disney-fi-cation' of design. For a Hot-Wheels toy, it's a great design. For adults? Don't make me laugh!.

If you like this car, great. But $300mm? The emperor is shopping at Walmart -- and it shows. Frankly, it scares me that some media bamboozled individual would pay anything close to that for this car. Not that I have a strong opinion or anything.

Robert

Interested to know-- what's an example of a hot rod build that your think is really well done?

Speaking of cool Hot Rods...

https://www.instagram.com/p/BvFgu6tBLiN/

Flatfan

https://i.postimg.cc/zGXBw0DD/Screen...8-46-10-PM.png

Piscator I agree and I’m not saying the car is worth $300k. I too find the multi-color Porsche fad ugly. It’s right there with black wheels.
I’m trying to put myself in the mindset of someone that pays $230k for a backdated RSR build.
That guy has money to burn, has no vision or talent and wants to be hip, but he really just wants you to know he has money to burn.
What better way than to drive into C&C with a Magnus built Porsche.
That guy is out there.


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If I had an extra $250-$300K to spend on a car (speaking of which, Deez and pNutz, get back on the corner, NOW!!!), it would have to have a well hung engine like that in it!

Does anyone actually know the seller of the ex Magnus Walker car ?

I'm betting the 'sale' is actually a case of advertising it on 'P Car market' in order to generate publicity and they are paying the owner. Otherwise why list in such a comparatively new sites when there are far better places for the exposure of a celebrity car.

Black, the term "hot-rod" is pretty broad, but the 'Beach Boys,' 'Hot-rod Lincoln,' stereotype,is a car that's been 'hopped up' by a young male, on a slender budget, using disparate parts, cleverly (but maybe not completely) assembled, to achieve some exciting level of performance. On that basis, the Magnus car is is brilliant (except for the slender budget part). Aesthetically, it looks like the Camaros my buddies and I adapted, with whatever parts we could find -- to look 'cool.'

But it ain't art! And it ain't worth $300m, except, maybe, to some guy who hasn't quite grown up.

The Ferrari 400 I posted is, to me, art. It's esthetically cohesive. It's gorgeous. So is the E-type Jaguar. The Porsche 911 in its classic iterations. These exquisite automobile designs suggest an esthetic unity or completeness. They don't need to be made into masterpieces, because they already are. Modify them if you want, but visually, you won't be improving them.

Robert

it sure as hell ain't worth $300m.

but it might get close to $300K...