Quadcammer

that is pretty close to me.

I'll have to go over there, kick him in the face, and tell him to drive the bloody car.

Texas993

It is pretty cool to see what these cars looked like new. Seeing those seats, carpets, fog lights, etc in brand new condition is great.

ryano

horrible ROI for sure but why would you pick that model for a bubble car/garage queen? Buy one that is a lower production run.... c2S, TT, TTS, or even the year before this car the 94 3.6 Turbo or 3.6 Turbo S slant nose. Any of those cars in with 200 miles on them you would have a better chance to make a profit on than a normal cab.

Although I dont really understand how to flip cars anyway, even sitting on one for 20 years. I cant give into driving them

ssarchi

70k and still 4 days left- maybe he will make a "small" profit???

richardew

Enough of the criticism. That is my car in the bizaro world!

nile13

I think all of you have missed the part of the description that explains the whole thing: "most hose's and rubber elements still have the white powdery residue on them".

gaby1088

my car has 114k miles and it still has some white powdery residue on them lol

MarkD

yep, not a more opposite 993 out there, I think

blake

Not sure why a collector would buy that car new as it was not a "special" vehicle... $70K is steep, though someone might pay it for their collection...

Sure was an amazing car when it came out though... I wish I could have owned one new!

-B

f8vr993

Maybe he should sell it to Sloan cars and see what price tag comes out that!

abiazis

$ 100K

Ocean Blue C2S

Let's see, invest that amount, say $ 75,000 at a return rate of 5%, over 16 years would net you a return of $ 56,000... me thinks it was a very poor investment. He would have been better off, putting that money into a 1955 Porsche Speedster!

If you consider it art, buy something that IS ART and hang it on the wall!

My 2 cents, for what it is worth.

Bert