356 Outlaw - sold.....
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RSGulp
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356 Outlaw - sold.....
Hi, I noticed this 1963 356 outlaw in silver which was recently sold in the classified section. I'm kicking myself I missed the ad as it looked like something I would be very interested in buying.
I'm wondering if anyone might know what price the seller was asking?
I've PM'd and emailed the seller but I've had no reply.
In the interests of politeness and privacy for the seller and new owner you might like to PM or email me if you know what the asking price was. I'm genuinely interested in how much a car like this is likely to cost.
I hope I'm not breaking any rules by asking this question here. If I have please let me know and I will of course remove the post.
Many thanks,
Rich
I'm wondering if anyone might know what price the seller was asking?
I've PM'd and emailed the seller but I've had no reply.
In the interests of politeness and privacy for the seller and new owner you might like to PM or email me if you know what the asking price was. I'm genuinely interested in how much a car like this is likely to cost.
I hope I'm not breaking any rules by asking this question here. If I have please let me know and I will of course remove the post.
Many thanks,
Rich
1973 911T
1992 964 Carrera RS
1959 Porsche Junior 108L Tractor
Previous Porsche/Air-cooled:
1983 911SC Targa 204 bhp - the 'Hot Chocolate' car
1971 Volkswagen Typ1 1641cc Twin 40 IDF Webers
1969 Volkswagen Typ2 Devon Bay/Split Factory Crossover
1992 964 Carrera RS
1959 Porsche Junior 108L Tractor
Previous Porsche/Air-cooled:
1983 911SC Targa 204 bhp - the 'Hot Chocolate' car
1971 Volkswagen Typ1 1641cc Twin 40 IDF Webers
1969 Volkswagen Typ2 Devon Bay/Split Factory Crossover
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Oops forgot to paste the link.
It's this car... http://www.ddk-online.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=19266
It's this car... http://www.ddk-online.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=19266
1973 911T
1992 964 Carrera RS
1959 Porsche Junior 108L Tractor
Previous Porsche/Air-cooled:
1983 911SC Targa 204 bhp - the 'Hot Chocolate' car
1971 Volkswagen Typ1 1641cc Twin 40 IDF Webers
1969 Volkswagen Typ2 Devon Bay/Split Factory Crossover
1992 964 Carrera RS
1959 Porsche Junior 108L Tractor
Previous Porsche/Air-cooled:
1983 911SC Targa 204 bhp - the 'Hot Chocolate' car
1971 Volkswagen Typ1 1641cc Twin 40 IDF Webers
1969 Volkswagen Typ2 Devon Bay/Split Factory Crossover
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RSGulp
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Thanks Johnny,
£22K seems like a good price for that car? Am I right?
You asked about my RS. The original owner was a design engineer who had connections with the Porsche Factory. In 1993 he asked Ferdinand 'Butzi' Porsche to sign the engine lid, which he did. It was then lacquered and is still very clear today. I have photos of the car being signed in the carpark at Porsche, and also a letter from the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart which they sent to me last year confirming they know of very, very few cars in the world signed by FA Porsche - they advised me to look after it!
£22K seems like a good price for that car? Am I right?
You asked about my RS. The original owner was a design engineer who had connections with the Porsche Factory. In 1993 he asked Ferdinand 'Butzi' Porsche to sign the engine lid, which he did. It was then lacquered and is still very clear today. I have photos of the car being signed in the carpark at Porsche, and also a letter from the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart which they sent to me last year confirming they know of very, very few cars in the world signed by FA Porsche - they advised me to look after it!
1973 911T
1992 964 Carrera RS
1959 Porsche Junior 108L Tractor
Previous Porsche/Air-cooled:
1983 911SC Targa 204 bhp - the 'Hot Chocolate' car
1971 Volkswagen Typ1 1641cc Twin 40 IDF Webers
1969 Volkswagen Typ2 Devon Bay/Split Factory Crossover
1992 964 Carrera RS
1959 Porsche Junior 108L Tractor
Previous Porsche/Air-cooled:
1983 911SC Targa 204 bhp - the 'Hot Chocolate' car
1971 Volkswagen Typ1 1641cc Twin 40 IDF Webers
1969 Volkswagen Typ2 Devon Bay/Split Factory Crossover
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mycar
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Twas a very nice looking car, the stripes just make it.
So whats the story behind twin stripes over the car like this, racing I suppose, is there a story. Please enlighten me.
Mike.
So whats the story behind twin stripes over the car like this, racing I suppose, is there a story. Please enlighten me.
Mike.
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I think 22 is not far off the mark I reckon -lots of work done but it was patched not restored..but having said that should be a long time before it needs doing properly.
Mike, search me about th stripes. All I know is that every MINI/Punto/Fiesta/Swift have em now..from the factory, never mind all the other DIY stripey disasters kicking about. Its put me off striping mine I have to say..
Mike, search me about th stripes. All I know is that every MINI/Punto/Fiesta/Swift have em now..from the factory, never mind all the other DIY stripey disasters kicking about. Its put me off striping mine I have to say..
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Evening Johnny, exactly right, just when I thought stripes were the coolest move ever and I was just discussing with myself whether they were going to be Dolphin Grey or whatever, It seems every other scooty car has them. Shame.
Mike.
Mike.
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Stripes
When you are Pit Crew being able to pick out `Your Car` as it approaches is not as easy as you might think and it is even more difficult now with all the safety fences
Stripes and colours make life a lot easier and of course, it looks cool as well. provided there is a little bit of art in you
Mike
Stripes and colours make life a lot easier and of course, it looks cool as well. provided there is a little bit of art in you
Mike

