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Nice Car and probably cost a ton to build but wow!
RSR-Style 1969 Porsche 911 Hotrod | Bring a Trailer
Damn nice car! I was watching it and just checked in. ...I didn't think it would go for this high. I thought at 75k it would be a good buy thinking it might creep up to 90k or so. 144K... Wow. |
Well, over $200k in the build and 10 years development so still a good deal..i think :)
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Looks odd for some reason.
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That's pretty nuts.
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That engine is crazy. Big money for a big money build. Wish it had RSR Fuchs on it.
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Not a steal....... but a fair buy.
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...probably because it has giant brakes, but I didn't scrutinize the listing too closely. I just read the comments on the BAT site. ...pretty funny. Quite a feverish auction. I just purchased a pretty nice vintage 914/6 GT build and hell IF I am not thinking of putting it on BAT after this one.... |
Make this one a relative bargain.
1973 Porsche 911 RSR Race Car. GT Class. 3.8 Twin Plug. |
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I would call that a premium buy, but still cheaper than building it yourself.
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Exactly! never claimed to be a clone, replica etc. 930 brakes and some 15x9&11 fuchs wheels and there you go. ...nothing about 15K or maybe more couldn't fix. In for a penny in for a pound they say. |
They are talking about this car in the $100K BaT thread. Pretty much nothing on it is period. It's got a 993 engine. If it was about being anything but a hot rod it would have a 2.8 or 3.0 engine in it. And factory sport seats. And. And. ;)
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-just curious. |
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