Not a Pantera but...

Making room for a Goose?

Good luck with the sale Adams, the car looks beautiful.

Mark

Good luck with your sale Adam and the members of this board should be very proud that you are keeping your Cat and selling the "other make".

Am I correct?

Damn Adams!
The car looks great!
Fantastic job on the interior work.

How much do you think it would cost to have it painted a proper red?

Also do the electric mirrors work?
Jeff

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Originally posted by Mark Charlton:
Making room for a Goose?

Good luck with the sale Adams, the car looks beautiful.

Mark

Thanks Mark!

You let me loose,
In the land of the Moose,
And I'll come get my Goose!

Are you finished with that pig/goose YET? Soon as it's done, I'm coming to retrieve it!

Not sure what I'm making room for to be honest. Etype? 993? I've got the Pantera and a sort of 'modern' mid engine car, so I'm covered on those for now.

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Originally posted by four walling:
Good luck with your sale Adam and the members of this board should be very proud that you are keeping your Cat and selling the "other make".

Am I correct?

Hey Kerry, thanks for that. I am indeed keeping the Cat. Love that thing.

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Originally posted by Pantera 4134:
Damn Adams!
The car looks great!
Fantastic job on the interior work.

How much do you think it would cost to have it painted a proper red?

Also do the electric mirrors work?
Jeff

You are ruining my life. My mirrors work as well as your double helix seat tracks.

I appreciate the comments on the looks. It DID turn out nicely. That Barnsworth is one unreal detailer. Interior sets it off. Drove it home tonight - - a really exceptional car.

OK Adams,
There is no need to be embarrassed by the fact you own another gorgeous “F” car. No one on this forum considers you an “F” snob.

Also your occasional daily driver Viper GTS is way cool. I am just waiting for it to continue to depreciate to a level I can afford to buy it from you.
Jeff

PS: So what you are saying is that the mirrors operate manually?

Also go with an early 6 cyl E-type. It is also on my list. Just thinking ahead to when you sell the next addition.

Beautiful car Adams! Sure wish I had the extra money laying around to snatch it up. I like the other cars you're considering too. You may also consider an early 80's Aston Martin - incredible values to be had right now.

thats a beauty. no reserve?

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Originally posted by garth66:
Beautiful car Adams! Sure wish I had the extra money laying around to snatch it up. I like the other cars you're considering too. You may also consider an early 80's Aston Martin - incredible values to be had right now.

Thanks Garth. Well GO FIND that extra money, come spend it on the car, we'll go do burnouts in the Pantera (wouldn't want to hurt your new car!) and I'll send you on your way. What's wrong with that plan?

Aston's get my attention all the time. I hear some rough stories of thier rather costly upkeep, often UNreturned at time of sale. But I do agree, a fine, fine ride.

PLAN B - You find me a Oscar India modded V8 Vantage 5 speed in mint shape and we'll just swap. Fair enough?

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Originally posted by tajon:
thats a beauty. no reserve?

Correct Tajon - no reserve. A risk I realize. We're gonna let the market speak on this one.

I have faith that some people will still pay for what they want, sans looming headache, in a condition they can proudly put in their garage tonight, enjoy tomorrow. But I've been wrong before!

This is an excellent car, all the hard money and time has been spent to make it so!

"For the price of a poorly equipped Camry, you can drive a Ferrari that’ll rewards you with miles of smiles and a very likely value appreciation over the years. Imagine, being “paid” to drive a Ferrari. What’ll they think of next? "

Damn Adams,
I sure was hoping to win at $25,500. That is the price of a Camry right?
But if you paid $37K for your Camry, they must love you at the Toyota dealership !


Jeff

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Originally posted by Pantera 4134:
"For the price of a poorly equipped Camry, you can drive a Ferrari that’ll rewards you with miles of smiles and a very likely value appreciation over the years. Imagine, being “paid” to drive a Ferrari. What’ll they think of next? "

Damn Adams,
I sure was hoping to win at $25,500. That is the price of a Camry right?
But if you paid $37K for your Camry, they must love you at the Toyota dealership !

Jeff

Yeah, I got a little ahead of myself there! The promotional copywriter in me came out I guess.

But the car's gone, sold last night for WAY too little money. Whatever. Still came out financially (don't tell the Fchat guys that!) and I guess any profit is better than none these days.

Jeff, if you'd won that car, one or both of you would need an exorcism.