Frankenstein 911 on Ebay

[klober23]

No offense to the owner if they are part of the community, but this has to be the most Frankenstein 911 I have seen. A value of $9700? Just curious on what the community thinks the market value is on this creature.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-911-Targa-1972-porsche-911-targa-2-door-restoration-project-/390716313797?forcerrptr=true&hash=item5af881d0c5&i tem=390716313797&pt=US_Cars_Trucks

Thanks

[Milesaway]

That was actually a very good deal as can be seen from the fast sale (probably worth $15k) Any longhood project around $10k is a bargain these days

[COLB]

It looks bizarre because every panel appears to be off a different car.

The body work doesn't look top notch, but if they dealt with a majority of the rust new paint would make a world of difference.

Not clear how much of the interior is there and whether the wiring harness, gauges, etc are intact.

[Bristol]

I really wonder how much more the seller would have gotten if he had just painted it in primer! That really does look like Frankenstein car with different body parts and scars and everything. Personally I think it's kind of cool as hell - a real survivor. I'd be awfully tempted to get the car running good and rock it like it is. It certainly would be a lot more original and different in the Porsche community than if the buyer just paints it.

Kirk

[JJ 911SC]

Maybe he just "borrowed" the idea... Volkswagen Polo Mk3 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[techweenie]

I'm sorry I missed it. A bargain at first glance.

[dienstuhr]

A '72 should have the desirable one-year-only "external oil filler door" which adds value in the minds of many.

Cheers

d.

[frankv]

Car has been relisted. Pictures seem to have been taken in his living room.

Porsche 911 Targa | eBay

Cheers