pdxjim

http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2011/...le/?test=faces

Imagine it might be a LITTLE expensive!!

pu911rsr

Think many multiples of $100K
Phil

misterbeverlyhills

I hear NORTH of 500k from a good source.

GT9111

The article said "NADAGuides.com well-maintained versions of the model have a street value of $33,200". Is that price too low for a normal 911S?

The Brewmeister

^NADA is not the best guide for collector car values, I refer to the Old Cars Price Guide.

User 4221

The article also said it was green like the Bullitt mustang......

I'd buy it at $33k!

pdxjim

Heck, I would even buy it at twice the $33K. Butt, as noted above, it will be a huge price.

Jay Gratton

Neat car, but it will go for stupid money.

ricster

I spoke to the owner of this car last summer, he lives in NJ but has a place up near limerock as well. Car is orginal and looks fantastic. My guess he would want 1 million as he has it insured for that value. Frank is his name, nice guy.

pdxjim

Wonder who he bought it from.

budge96

Frank bought it from a fellow in Los Angeles that got it some 20yrs back when the studio couldn't get
10k for it from what I've heard.
Funny enough ,I employed the same trucker from LA to DC a few years back and in the same enclosed
trailer as my '72 RS clone was Mr. Gallogly's prize ...McQueen's '71S out in front of my very house!
And I don't know where RM auctions gets that green hue BS,the car is Slate Grey just check out the
movie...Bert

whalebird

Who cares what it's insured for. I see no reason for stupid money to be asked or paid.

Carrera51

Anyone else notice the position of the windshield wipers?

pdxjim

Good catch C51!

TrackDays247.com

Collecting for the sake of accumulating cars is a little crass in my eyes...but this car is pretty cool with some seriously famous screen time. 'Course it means it won't be driven...