Hmmm, barn find in the making?
 

Coworker mentioned today that his neighbor has some sort of Porsche in his barn covered with a tarp. I might wander by and take a look next week.

If it is anything even remotely interesting, I might try and fill the guy in on how prices are going lately. Maybe interest him in "cleaning out his barn". I'll try and remember to bring a camera, so I can get candid photos of the thing, assuming my co-worker is not sending me on a snipe hunt.

Give me a ring if it's anything good!

Barn finds and owners out of the loop really brings out the worst in many - not talking about you, Eric, but prepare for pm's to hit your inbox :)

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Anyone who reads this forum should know how I feel about this by now. No way to I let the guy get screwed if he's not clued in to the marketplace. I sure as heck won't make any money on any deal he comes up with, if the car actually exists, and if the guy is looking to clean his barn.

Folks can PM me all they want, but I'm not going to put them in touch with the guy. First, I have to figure out if the car is real, and if the guy is interested in selling. THEN, I have to establish the condition of the car to figure out a ballpark value. If, after all that, I might help the guy sell it, but that'll be by his request.

Yer planning to use the guy as a pin cushion?!?! :)

BTW Eric, has tom6284 contacted you yet? :D

Just remember who your buddy is here. :)

Ronnie? He's OK, and he's not PMing me for details...

Since I haven't seen the car, or even talked to the owner, I don't know anything yet. I have kind of been wondering how barn finds happen. I suppose they happen a bunch of different ways, just like any other discovery, but do they most often happen in "friend of a friend said..." or via a relative or close friend who just never mentioned the car that's been gathering dust for decades?

I'm sure he'll want in on the deal. :)

Tom will have a "friend" who is interested in it.

It's probably just a 924 anyways...

That's one of the reasons I haven't rushed right over to look at it. I figure it can wait until a nice, sunny weekend, when I'm out for a drive. And just happen to have my camera along. :)

I also figure that if it's a longhood and has been sitting for a while, it can sit a few more weeks.

Thought I found one today- Los Angeles doesn't have a lot of barns but it does have a lot of garages and car ports. ;)

I was driving home on Mulholland this am and there was a dust/dirt covered 911SC sitting at the end of someone's driveway by the road. It looked to be in great shape, actually, but obviously had been sitting. Looked like someone rolled it down to the road to either put a For Sale sign on it or have it picked up by a tow truck.

Of course I pulled over and walked up to the house, could it be an unwanted 911? :)

Turned out that it wasn't for sale and the owner really likes the car, not sure why it sat so long but it was being towed to a shop to be serviced and put back on the road. I guess the only point is that I drive by that house everyday and never knew their was a 911 covered in dirt in the carport. There are so many old cars out there in the world.

Ha! Eric, you do have yer moments!

Maybe a 928.

One can only hope.

You forgot early 944 in soggy condition.