Thanks! It's still a work in progress but I enjoy every second in it!

 

The most expensive Porsche parking garage:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...s-balcony.html

 

 

Shoebox details?

 

It's a 1950 Ford Custom. Original flathead, 3-on-the-tree manual transmission. Literally bought it from the little old lady next door when she moved away and didn't want it anymore. It's a nice car, makes me feel like I'm in the movie "Driving Miss Daisy" every time I take it out for a drive.



I'm considering selling it, though, as I have too many cars and want my collection to focus on 2-seat sports cars.

 

interesting. my wife and i saw the Porsche Design location in Sunny Isles (north of Miami) when we were there this past summer. i had no idea this is what was planned. i always loved the idea of driving straight into a loft/warehouse living scenario where you could see the cars in/next to the living quarters. this is very close to that idea. this high-rise will be right on the beach in Sunny Isles.

 

that is so cool - even looks good as a 4-door. the '49 and '50 Fords are just awesome designs.

what's the asking price??

 

I'd be interested too.

I love old cars.

 

Sushi my Siamese cat-every night on the top of my 993

 

Protects the car from rodents

 

In the garage next to her Austrian redheaded sister.

Sent from my iPhone using Rennlist... typos should be expected

 

I'm asking $10K for it.

 

i would offer you the very 'song' you bought it for or, if not that, the crazy price you got it for.

 

Oh man, the memories!
My first car was a green '49 Ford 4-door, car was 11 years old when I bought it for $150.
Pulled the vacuum advance line off the distributor so would sound like a cam, to us high school kids anyway.

Gordo

 

Well, covered (not for a photo op), doors ajar (keeps door seals fresh),wipers held up (keeps wipers fresh), windows up. On carpeting, heated, air-conditioned, softened water….big speakers…..to much fun, Mark