i kinda agree. Out of principle in this sitch feels like NFW - as someone else said people are amazing. But, emotion aside it’s not a lot of money, what are the alternatives for obtaining the original sticker, and ordering a new COA (now PPS) will cost $110 anyway. Not a must have for resale, but really nice to have with the car. down the road you will probably regret passing on the opportunity to grab them.

 

Pictures are up..... sure looks like the parcel area carpeting has been molested.....

 

^^^ may have been a roll bar previously ^^^

 

Wow that looks bad. Looks like it spent time In someone’s closet at the bottom.

 

https://www.stuttgartstudios.com/

Not original Monroney, but pretty damn close from what I've seen... There is no way I'd do anything w/ that monkey and his storage unit.

 

How does Kevin even know that the original window sticker is ACTUALLY EVEN THERE in that storage unit???

imo, the risk of paying this guys over-due fees, and then the guy goes to the storage unit & says "ooops, I THOUGHT it was there!!!" ... "I'm so sorry, now I don't know where I left the dang thing" ({<but thanks for paying my storage fees>})

no way man. not me. I would go down there once it goes to auction & buy the whole damn thing outright.
There is principle here.
PLUS, remember, this guy can, up to the VERY last second, pay his over-due fees,... & at that point, if Kevin is not there in person, he would never know that the guy paid up.
OR,.. this guy could then say "well, it cost me $600 to pay over-due fees,... so like I said earlier, if you want the sticker, then please pay me the $600".

just my .02 ... but people play strange games,... & the fact that the words actually came out of his mouth to ask the guy (who just bought his $100k+ car) to pay storage fees,.... well, that tells everything about his character.

.... Back to our regularly scheduled programming of cars FS (but IMO, this has everything to do with cars for sale!!)

 

Not only would I not pay towards the sellers' over-due storage fees (?!) but I would reconsider my trust that he has been diligent about the car's maintenance and straightforward about its history and condition. In a world where you "buy the seller", this seller's stock would experience a significant drop in value in my book.

 

Hey guys. Just posted this 4.0 below in the marketplace. Shoot me a DM or email if you are interested.

scott@grahamrahalperformance.com

https://rennlist.com/forums/market/1238618

 

what are the odds - consecutive cars both for sale at the same time. (#326/5613 at PNH)

 

This Atlas Grey 2010 GT3 had its price lowered. Looks like it was tracked. $115,900 10k miles One owner. Driven less than 1k miles in the last 5 years.

2010 GT3

Vin Analytics VIN

If it checks out that's not a bad deal. And rarer than sh*t in that color.

 

Apparently when I posted it last year, it had been on the market for a while. Post 4646 and 4647 have additional info.

https://rennlist.com/forums/997-gt2-...hread-310.html

WP0AC2A96AS783495

 

More than 3/5 years it has been sitting for sale.

 

When I found the owner, I found plenty of records of him going to various tracks, Watkins Glen, Mid Ohio, so he was definitely using the car on track. But given the owner, I'm guessing he was servicing the car as he should. If it needed something, I'm guessing he would do it.

 

Nathan at Columbia Valley Luxury Cars will be listing a clean 2010 GT3 with 26k miles soon.

 

Great find and in my opinion, great mileage. Hopefully condition is solid and someone should be getting a very nice car.