This guy says he took a 1976 Porsche chassis, added a 993 body kit and dropped in a Corvette engine ... His "buy it now" price is $37k ... and he says it appraised for $60k ... seems like a Frankenstein to me ...

I like the color ...

Here is the link to the Ebay ad:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Porsc...item3cb34b01e2

 

Run Forrest Run!

 

Who appraised it, Karl Childers?





Andreas

 

Look, I did a bunch of slope and widebody conversions from the late '80s to early '90s. No, none with non-Porsche engines. Nothing is lost by hacking up an old 2.7L torsion bar chassis. This thing could be just fine on fit and finish. But I'll state with nearly 100% certainty the finished product is a whole lot less than the sum of its parts. Bottom line is that there's nearly zero value in the finished product. If someone does buy it for north of $30K, best of luck.

 

One Like this sold in Dallas for $15k last year. This guy is dreaming!

 

Eegads... why?!?

 

This thing has been for sale for a long time... I started looking for my 993 about 16 months ago and ran across it then.

 

 

Why on earth would anyone buy a clone for $37K that's worth less than half that, when, for $37K you could buy the real deal?...and, in all probability, it would be worth what you paid!

 

To each their own. It does look good, & I bet it's fast, but the interior is not my taste, & yea, about $20k to much.

For that coin, get the real deal!!

 

Live axle, definitely.

 

$15.00 - 20.00 IMO.

 

Thats a posing vehicle---pretending to be something its not.

 

Actually, it looks well done & I bet he has a ton or $$ in it. But I would not own it.

 

Trying to come off too much as a no it all for me. State the facts, and dont oversell. Ex- When he states he had to modify the suspension because the V-8 is lighter than a Porsche 6, the car sat too high. Freaking torsion bars are infinitely adjustable.

"2000 viewers & 41 watchers last week"- sure, everyone wants to know if someone will actually fork over money for this car, as much as it may be nicely done.