nosnow

Was on a different site and found a link to an auction in LA on 12/1 that has many 928s. Not sure if there is any interest but thought I'd pass it along.


Go to "Porsche Auction December 1, 2012" to see pics

http://www.premiereauctioneer.com/si...75/page/767243

Tony

The light blue convertable....Hmmmmm




Mavericks work?




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Bilal928S4

Lots of them are mislabeled for the years.

Bob in Socal

let me know if anyone else is attending?

kevinlieb

must....stay....away....

James Bailey

As always, be careful about titles and unpaid back registration. Also does not state if it is a no reserve auction which is real important if you really want to buy something.

Speedtoys

Just threw up a little in my mouth..

Bad color with no accents...my brain definitely wants Union 76 orange with that...bling wheels and fender work..and Crocket & Tubbs Faux Ferrari trim.


If someone really likes that, that's ok...but its not for me.

bronto

None of the others look like Maverick's stuff, so I think not. Someone wanted a collection for their man cave though.

Speedtoys

http://www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/vctop/d03/vc9562.htm

If unaware, they can be waived.

Been there, did that. Sight unseen auction with little detail..you dont _know_...

Speedtoys

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Hilton

Looks similar to Maverick Marsalis' collection - from "Project ASAP"?

http://www.projectasapcar.com/porsche/

In fact, just noticed - it is (was?) his stuff:

Pics of some of the same cars here: (red S4 with kinesis wheels.. also the red "thing" with no rear hatch, and what looks like an attempt at making it into a pickup?)

These two below look like they're on Mavericks' site, on this page:

http://www.projectasapcar.com/vips_whips/

edit: LOL.. while I was finding the pics, others came to the same conclusion.

karl ruiter

Yup. That's Maverick. So some of that stuff is actually hot, probably. But not all of it. I wonder what finally caught up with him. I think James has been eyeing that convertible for a while.

docmirror

+ 15% buyer premium. Take it into account when bidding.

I think CA has a law about auctioning cars to the public must have clear title or bonded. Of course, they could be selling some of them as 'parts only, not for highway use'. There's one joker in that deck of cars, but I'm not going to tell you what it is, because I might have someone bid on it for me.

James Bailey

I love how this reads

Maverick Marsalis from Malibu California on Twitter | Twellow


www.twellow.com/I_am_Maverick


Maverick is a filmmaker and the creator and automotive custom tuner of one of the most famous bespoked tuning design houses(ASAP)in the world.
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James Bailey

No bonded titles in Ca...and although back fees MAY be waived the state of Ca is bankrupt....just not official yet ! Hard to see them waving fees....but anything is possible Kibort waltzed in and registered the 86/87 Holbert car with ZZZ in the vin .....no problem !!! That never should have been possible ...