Porsche for sale of the day..........

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"We should worry less about what makes others happy and just concentrate on what makes ourselves happy imho"
Yes, you're absolutely right of course. I suppose what I was getting at was the implicit idea that owning a 'collection' of cars must inevitably be the ultimate dream of all car enthusiasts. Personally I can't think of anything much less exciting than having a big shed full of seldom used vehicles, except perhaps collecting stamps. But each to his or her own, as you say.
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Gearbox from Jimmy Dean's Spyder on BaT

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Hmmm, bid at $100K already? It's a crazy world we live in...
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especially if Obi Wan Kenobi was right & it's still cursed. Wonder what's prompted the sale...
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911flyboy wrote:https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/197 ... recreation

161k.........
It’s nice but 161?
I thought that!
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Only looked at the pictures briefly - but find a 1972 2.4S & then add up the cost of all the upgraded/modified parts & see what figure you arrive at.

That's not taking account of any labour costs.

- shame they took the easy route & fitted a modern Prototipo ... :roll:

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I'm not saying it didn't cost a lot to do, but is it worth the sum of the bits now?
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It obviously is to the winning bidder ...

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Indeed!
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Roughly twice what the similar beige ddk made on there a few weeks ago isn’t it?

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I agree that orange is a good colour but the beige car was very similar. There isn’t much left of the S stuff. Would be cheaper to get a rust free T and make it S Spec. Use the best of the available parts and you have yourself an epic car for a lot less money. Not sure what you would call it.....maybe an ST?
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There's no logic when it comes to auction prices & what a particular car sells for - you only need 2 serious bidder who are determined to buy it.

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I remember well how pleased we were for you Andy, when you auctioned the 904...

What a bargain that seems now!
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Gustosomerset wrote:"We should worry less about what makes others happy and just concentrate on what makes ourselves happy imho"
Yes, you're absolutely right of course. I suppose what I was getting at was the implicit idea that owning a 'collection' of cars must inevitably be the ultimate dream of all car enthusiasts. Personally I can't think of anything much less exciting than having a big shed full of seldom used vehicles, except perhaps collecting stamps. But each to his or her own, as you say.
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