DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

Not mine and I'm not associated with this but wondered if this could be a genuine "lost" speedster

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1957-Porsche ... 632-2357-0

There’s a candidate for a Restoration Design shell if I’ve ever seen one

You might as well just ask them to post the vin and save the cost of moving the rest of the body

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Nice scam advert... Seller with zero feedback, not a single detail of the car. You don't post three useless photos on eBay, especially of a 'barn find' Speedster and casually say 'more information later'.

There is a chassis number on the ad

Yes, but is it on the car...

KS wrote:Yes, but is it on the car...

it rusted away

Now over 100K USD
(.... if real bids.... )

KS wrote:Nice scam advert... Seller with zero feedback, not a single detail of the car. You don't post three useless photos on eBay, especially of a 'barn find' Speedster and casually say 'more information later'.

That was my first thought when I saw the “0” feedback.
Not so sure though tbh.
It’s all a bit amateurish and certainly the UK scams usually involve only the one photo, accompanied by a screenshot with a “buy it now” price and an email address.
I know a lad who very nearly got taken to town over a Bay Window Camper that he was assured would “be delivered to his door once he’d paid”..

Doubtless a more tech savvy person could post a link?
It appears as though (unusually) this wasn’t a scam as there is now a write up on the Porsche 356 Facebook (Horrible Place!) page about its subsequent purchase and recovery!