Please Help
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Porsc...item25582b2301
I am concerned it might be a POS?!? I have talked to the seller and it is not a 10.
Crack on windshield.
Paint is 6 or 7
Wheels are not the most attractive (personal opinion).
Engine, trans, interior, brakes, wheels, body are supposed to be in great shape.
Please provide advice to a rookie in the field and let me know your thoughts.
Thanks!
a good number of 356 enthusiasts consider ALL speedster replicas to be a pos.
I would check the kit car forums where there are likely to be numerous builder / owners to survey. regardless, education & expertise is what you need. no doubt, some manufacturers are better than others, some kits hold value better than others, some are constructed better than others, some components are better than others... & appearances (& conversations, & the written word) can be deceiving. I'd have an expert (in speedster kits) inspect (& test drive) the specific example you are contemplating bidding upon & provide a comprehensive report. don't be in a hurry... there are many out there, of great variety, always for sale, & they continue to be produced. {I would drive a real one, so I had a feel for "owning the looks" vs "experiencing the driving" trade-off}
btw, it might be possible to find a REAL 356 for around or not much more than some kits cost. I did.
good luck.
www.speedsterowners.com
You have to be patient and try to find a steal, since these are toys and the economy in the toilet you should be able to find a real nice car in the $10-$15k range. If you're looking for something cheaper a CMC is fine, but I'd really have it checked out from top to bottom before purchasing, make sure it's built right and has good paint/gelcoat. Make sure the motor is good and has twin carbs. Stay away from the widebody cars becasue they are Ghey.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/porsc...item2304c81b28
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