The ultimate B car and it has already been US street legal converted. Heads up for next season...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=10156

 

Seven day listing, four days pass and still no bids. What's up?

 

People usually bid at the end. Also there is no VIN#

 

Glen,
Wouldn't the first generation GT3 be a C stock car?

 

Only the 99 is C, Euro VIN is one digit different I believe so it wont fit in a Ebay US listing.

 

i think the racers group was trying to sell that car for a while.

 

Why would it be so hard to sell? Is $75K just to high?

 

How could it be too high? You could spend $100K, put in all the mods that make the Clubsport and be another 10 - 20% higher. Maybe people don't want to touch a Euro.

I do find it a little suspicious there is no reserve on the car. Has anyone talked to the seller?

 

There is another one of these at the docks in LA awaiting certification. The owner was in a bit of a bind and they wanted 90k for it without it being US legal, ie track only. Never pursued it but it was a similar car yet had more mileage if i remember correctly. Bottom line is that 75k is alot of money for a disposable depreciating assett and the group that races and can afford such is even smaller. For the guy who is a good driver and wants to drive to the track and race in B it is a no brainer.

 

I guess we may need to hire the buyer to cater some race events for us. Probably the fastest caterer in the West!