1960 356B for Restoration

[chris68]

Interesting to anyone? No affiliation.

https://www.postwarclassic.com/282821-1960-porsche-356b

[Bootsy]

$200,000?

Comma is in a strange place on the advert

[mycar]

I'm not so sure, 356s can be quite valuable.

200K sound like a lot of money but this car comes complete with with a new fuel filter, a NOS fuel pump and all the Soft Gaskets for the motor.

And a set of Piston rings.

[chris68]

Is it really worth posting anything on here anymore?
Thought DDK was better than this.
Carry on trolling, wtf ...

[Bootsy]

Is it really worth posting anything on here anymore?
Thought DDK was better than this.
Carry on trolling, wtf ...

I was asking a serious question - do you think it’s up for 200,000?

The advert states $ 20000,00

Seems a lot if it is $200,000 as I'm sure I've seen restored examples at that - I may be out of touch with values though?

As for Mike’s comment I can’t comment - he does like to try humour

[mycar]

[Lightweight_911]

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I don't think 356B Cabriolets in fully restored condition go for much more than $200k-$225k so if they do mean $200k then I think they're way out even if it is a one owner car.

$20K would be much too low.

Personally I'd think a more realistic price would be $100k max ...

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[Bootsy]

Exactly Andy, hence my original questions - no trolling.

[mycar]

The advertiser has cunningly changed the price to $20000.00, so now it's a bargain.

[Bootsy]

No that's what it was when I originally clicked through but it's a comma not a decimal point hence the question

[mycar]

Good point ! Maybe a comma instead of a full stop is the American way.

How do you read it Chris ?

[Bootsy]

The it would be cheap at 20,000 dollars

[chris68]

Thought it looked like a nice little car that someone might want to pick the phone up about.

There are six zeros in the add. Ignore the comma altogether and it would be $2M - Unlikely
Assume the comma to be the decimal separator and it's $20k - that's about £15k, worth a call, no?

[Bootsy]

Cheap if it's £15K

[Dougieboy1]

also advertised here where the price is clearly stated at $20,000. As you say, seems very cheap considering completeness and other parts provided. surprised it hasnt been snapped up....

https://www.racingjunk.com/Porsche/1831 ... p_offset=0