rloggie

RUF GT2 on Ebay

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-911-...m=351676314583

FRUNKenstein

Go for it man. Just numbers in a bank account

rloggie

As I said, dream'n...

cbracerx

Wow, I must have a RUF Steering Wheel too! Looks just like mine

Turbodan

why does the sheet signed by Alois say the car is white? something fishey going on here?

Alan A

It says body in white. Completely different.
What would bother me is the word 'rebuilt' in there.

Atrox

For that kind of coin, car should be factory original, sounds like the car started as something else.

rloggie

I'm not a buyer so I won't be delving into the story with the seller, but it looks to me as an original GT2 sent to RUF at one year old for the 590HP engine upgrade. I'm sure RUF would only do this to a fresh engine, hence the rebuild. They show in the RUF letter that they painted the car, if I read it correctly. The same letter states that they RUF'd a GT2 car, not a clone. Easy to verify with the vin. Not an original RUF from new, but pretty rare none the less. I'd like it for a weekend.

Berra

Why is a repainted car so cold on the market? Repaint can be done because the owner wants to?

dprantl

Because no one could ever paint the car as well as the factory did.

Dan

danspach

Generally speaking, "body in white" is a technical term denoting the stage of completion in a cars manufacture, not the color. It's basically a bare shell.

The Ruf cars all start as body-in-white because Porsche manufactures the shells and send them over to be completed with Ruf components.

splitime

Being as I'm about 10 minutes from that dealer... I really should just visit and hang out there periodically.

CincyScott

I wouldn't buy a lawnmower from Chicago Motorcars. Caveat Emptor.