I have 2 US clients selling a GT3Rs allocation, one in A1 Black and the other in Voodo Blue (Jan build). I also have access to the only existing example for the sale in the US (that I am aware of) but that is expensive because of this.

Please let me know if you are interested in either of these, otherwise happy hunting guys.

Colin
colin@bond-co.uk

 

Still waiting on more allocs to trickle out for calendar year 2016 starts on US cars. Hasn't happened yet.

 

Curious on the price for the Voodoo Blue RS...shoot me a PM with the price.

 

this would be pretty funny if you found them on rennlist...

8/26 post that you were looking for allocations and willing to pay premium

Then a week later posting that you have allocations available at a premium

Not saying anything negative necessarily, but that's some pretty direct brokering find/sell from the same cohort, if true...

Wish I had one. Good for you. I'm all for capitalism

 

Porsche taking there sweet time with allocations. I have not heard of any allocations since the first other than reward allocations.

 

No kidding. Getting hard to tell the enthusiasts from the brokers. No posts, brokering cars, no membership, no sponsorship, classy.

 

Dated 8/26:

Dated 9/03:

********************

Jonathan: Some would have another name for what 'Mr. Gold 'Ring' Finger' and his 'clients' are trying to do.
Or perhaps the man from Bond & Co. has the Midas touch...

Take it away Shirley:

Goldfinger
He's the man, the man with the Midas touch
A spider's touch
Such a cold finger
Beckons you to enter his web of sin
But don't go in

Golden words he will pour in your ear
But his lies can't disguise what you fear
For a golden girl knows when he's kissed her
It's the kiss of death from

Mister Goldfinger
Pretty girl beware of this heart of gold
This heart is cold







Saludos,
Eduardo
Carmel

.

 

If I am not mistaken, most decent dealers will check on their buyers if the people buying their Hard To Get Cars, are car brokers. From what I know, if these dealers end up selling their Hard to get Cars to a car broker who exports these cars, Porsche the manufacturer will run after the dealership and the person who bought the car and end up exporting it for profit.

On top of this, Porsche the manufacturer will penalize the dealership by not giving them any of these Hard To Get cars. In all of my Hard To Get German cars that I have bought, I always sign a one-year "No Export" note with my dealer. If I break that "No Export" one-year note from the time I signed the document, There is monetary compensation due back to both the manufacturer and the dealer.

Drive safe,
GT3RS-Fan1

 

Ha ha. Bong and a blintz.....There's no pleasing you...

 

do I send the money here, or to a bank in Lagos Nigeria? perhaps to the honorable, Sir, Dr. Reverend Bond?

 

If you guys are serious, check out the LO on eBay, modestly equipped at $315K.

 

Bidding starts at $315k. It's not listed for $315k.

Let the flipping game begin.

For posterity:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-911-/201420516472
http://www.southlakemotorcars.com/we...exas/24644914/

Appears to be Sale Pending already (no surprise, given how few allocs came out, and how much silly money exists out there).

MSRP: $185,845.00
69 Leather Interior in Black/Lava Orange (Alcantara)
558 Seats Belts in Lava Orange
583 Smoking package
810 Floor Mats
878 Steering Wheel and PDK Selector Lever in Black Leather
EER Interior Package Painted i.c.w. Leather

Wow, no one's even had a chance to enjoy this car before it got flipped and flipped and flipped. Sold by Auto Gallery in LA 8/17. Listed by Porsche of North Houston on 8/24. Sold by Porsche of North Houston on 8/28. Listed by Southlake Motor Cars in TX on 9/3.

 

Schmoke and a pancake

 

For another 40K to 50k you can buy a Special.

 

This is getting out of hand. Like a pack of sharks having a feeding frenzy.