Cautionary Tale: 1971 2.2S at Duttons

[CamBiscuit]

Great to shed some light on this Hugh, thank you.

[griffiths_r]

very interesting story. can't help agree with Hugh, except that a decent lawyer should have been able to negate most of the risk of litigation... for a fee of course!

[epilot]

pretty sure this car is on the floor of CTS being readied for sale, 43,000 mile odo is a dead give away ! who wants to take a stab at the asking price ?

[Fishcop]

Pretending I had the necessary coin; I think the car is still worth what a perfect E should be worth. However, I think the VP# will unfortunately knock a few thousand off it. I hope I'm wrong.

If anyone is running a book, I say $105-110k...

[markymark_1968]

$85k?

[epilot]

Pretending I had the necessary coin; I think the car is still worth what a perfect E should be worth. However, I think the VP# will unfortunately knock a few thousand off it. I hope I'm wrong.

If anyone is running a book, I say $105-110k...

i only had a very cursory look but it presents very nicely, i'll go with perfect E money, $125 K

[9er]

Are you sure it hasn't already been sold?

[Terminator]

pretty sure this car is on the floor of CTS being readied for sale, 43,000 mile odo is a dead give away ! who wants to take a stab at the asking price ?

Different car I believe I thought same thing when I saw Shanes post in another thread unless they have 2 white 2.2S cars there currently

Why would Duttons get CTS to sell a car for them??

I am with John a touch over $100k

[npvpositive]

Definitely a different car. The one at CTS is #524, the one at Duttons is #391.

From what I've seen, #524 is probably the best 70-71S in Australia. Will be fascinating to see what price CTS put on it . . . would have to be edging close to $200k based on the $175k price tag that eCurie/Bowdens just had on #233 (the red 71S).

[Fishcop]

Makes me glad I just have a T...

The pressure on S owners to 'leave the damn thing alone and don't touch' must be extraordinary

[npvpositive]

Trick is to buy one that's still a long way away from being a concours car!!

[mario lanza]

If any of the owners need some help I know a litigation lawyer that could help them. Free of charge. I suggest a PM...

For what it's worth, I don't see Porsche AG as the legal culprit it's an Australian entity that sold and serviced and warranted the car.

The directors of that entity are responsible not the now legal owners of the shares in that company.....

[Terminator]

Thread is old Mario and the situation reached a resolution