rnixon

Well spotted - the VINs match and it has that screw.

gcthree

Willhoit seeking $56,900 for it.

MGW-Fla

Looks like perhaps for the auction they painted the intakes & possibly the valve covers on the engine. Or is that just the sun light?

Tony

at least put a sharpie to work on the screw. Something....anything.... Its like having that zit on your nose for senior class pictures!!

hope it goes for $$$$$$$

ThetaTau87

The auction house just used better lighting and took much better photos.

Red Flash

Agreed that it is just better lighting. Looks like a case of over exposur, i.e. just like clipping to me.

giddyupp

Well he sure hasn't had much luck selling his cars on eBay. He has five 928's on his website that have all been for sale for at least 6 months or more - much more on a couple of them. I really believe he is still a little ahead of the curve on his pricing. IMHO - I just don't think it is quite there yet.

Tom in Austin

Interesting question what kind of incremental value a pristine, low-miles GT has over a "regular" one. Willhoit has proven that there's a huge increment like that on a GTS but maybe the fact that he's auctioning one of his two GTs means the jury's out on that model?

jcb928

The auction has 65 Porches in it so I don't think the 91 GT will sell.

Day 1 has allot of cars not meeting the reserve and this 1997 Ferrari 355 with 27k miles sold for $35k,

hacker-pschorr

I'm not going to say it will or will not sell, but I don't see how 65 other Porsche's has anything to do with it.

65 other 928's......that I could understand.

The experts on FerrariChat do not think very highly of this particular 355:

http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/143315185-post13.html


This particular user owns (and is selling) a very rare 355GTS:

http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/fer...19k-miles.html

jcb928

That is allot of Porsche's for one auction, I don't blame the owners for trying to exit the bubble before it pops.

So far 1/3 of the cars auctioned are selling and the rest are not hitting the reserve. It was not the best 355 ever but $35k is cheap for that car.

"The experts on FerrariChat do not think very highly of this particular 355"

So because one guy heard it was a parts car it must be?

Here is the whole thread http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/348...pider-35k.html

The 91 GT is just coming up live online...

jcb928

Sold for $57,000!!

hacker-pschorr

Air cooled prices are going through the roof. Yes there will be a bubble....what does this have to do with 928's again?

That "one" guy in the 355 world knows his stuff.
Kind of like questioning the opinion of Rob Edwards or Dr. Bob over here.

The fact that 355 is missing parts under the hood, aftermarket wheels, aftermarket brakes, most likely questionable or no service history, high mileage, unpopular color (if you thought 928 people were picky....) the list goes on I'm sure.
Not to mention the convertibles are the lowest value of all the 355's all other factors being equal.

Again, I have no say or opinion either way on the 928GT in question, but that 355 is hardly an example of the overall auction and current market condition.

Bertrand Daoust

For the GT?

If so, price ARE going up.

Tom in Austin

Hot damn!