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This 1987 Porsche 930 (chassis WPOJB0939HS050956) was purchased by the seller in 2005 and is finished in the attractive original Diamond Blue Metallic. The car has 3,000 miles on a complete stock engine/trans rebuild performed by Bob Grigsby of RMG Enterprises in late 2008, with a receipt for $24k.The seller says the car runs and performs as-new, and is very smooth. He maintains it very well, and says that "My garage floor does not have a single drop of fluid anywhere under the car. As far as Porsches go, that speaks volumes about the maintenance level of the car." It is now available in San Jose, California for $58k. Click here to read more... |
This 1974 Porsche 911S (chassis 9114102574) has been built into a long-hood R-Gruppe style hot rod, with earlier bumpers, fiberglass components, and a de-trimmed look. Back-dated cars tend to draw some critics, but the mega-bucks Singer cars do it, and draw pretty much universal praise. We'd want to get the rear license panel and front turn signals right on this car, and then it would be an entertaining driver or event car. Find it here on eBay in Florence, Alabama with reserve met at $46k, but also here on Rennlist for $55,900. Click here to read more... |
This 1951 Studebaker 2R6-12 pickup (serial no. R6-562) is described as a 68k-mile example with a rebuilt engine, frame-on restoration and original dealer-installed bed canopy that was built specifically for Studebaker trucks. It looks very clean, is said to drive like new and has some nice upgrades that include a 4-speed manual with granny gear in place of the original 3-speed. Find it here on eBay in Lewiston, Idaho -- the town where it was sold new in 1951. Click here to read more... |
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