JFCIII

what are the chances that this could be real. I happen to run across it this morning on craigslist.

http://newyork.craigslist.org/brk/car/578978874.html

hacker-pschorr

Make sure you get a PPI first


/oh wait....

JFCIII

I was just wondering if whereabouts of the submerged car was know and if anyone wanted to add it to their collection.

linderpat

it had no engine, and probably all electricals were gutted out (which they'd be garbage if they hadn't been). I can't imagine any part of the interior being salvagable after being dumped in the drink like that. Car would not be worth anything to me. I'd rather buy the half decent example that was for sale recently out of CO, in the museum, and is established to have been the car actually driven in the movie...

porsche928guy

Besides...if I'm not mistaken the Risky Business car was a pre S car so it couldn't have been an 83. I'm thinking they used a total of 4 or 5 cars in the movie all of which were 79 or 81 my. Check out www.rb928.com

928ntslow

Get pics. I seriously doubt they could sell the car after. It would seem there would be some kind of law that would not allow them to sell a compromised car. If at the very least, it would have a salvage title.

Nicole

I would like to see whatever proof he has that it was a movie car. That would be the first step...

kccampro

Nicole is right about the authenticity. Also, if I was selling an authentic RB movie car, regardless of it being the one dumped in Lake Michigan… I’d certainly have a stronger ad than that. I just sold a set of 928 sun visors that had a stronger description. Marketing 101.

tdelarm

I thought that docu guy in Colorada doing the 928 doc already had figured out where/what happened to most of those RSKY BIZ cars.

jthwan22

He sold that car on ebay a while ago. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...185222412&rd=1

JFCIII

I thought all the cars were accounted for that's why I figured this would stir up some intrest.