328 at Hemings

At Gullwing which means it's likely a mess.

 

It has a current Virginia License plate but that plate requires use of an inspection sticker and I dont see the sticker displayed.

 

Those seats don't look quite right. Can't put my finger on it...

 

He couldn't have waited until the car was dry to photograph it? My guess is that it looks it's best when wet... I know the deal, having owned a number of "looks great at night or when wet" cars myself in the past!

 

I have the same impression; it could come from the fact that they are completely flat, whereas on both of my cars each small panel, as delimited by the stitching, is slightly bulged?

 

FWIW - there was an '85 308 Euro in New York on eBay with a BIN of $28,000. Had I not purchased my car a few weeks prior, I would have bought that car (pending inspection).

Unless I had a specific reason, I'd be careful with Gullwing...plenty of other good cars out there at similar price.

 

looks like it would take another $26K to get it right.

 

I agree, they don't look like there is much form to them and there is no horse embedded in the head rest. In addition, there is a knob missing, the 328 GTS badge is missing on the right rear, the deck lid isn't or does not close, the two guys staring at it don't look like they have a clue , the front lid isn't or doesn't close (probably unlatched for the pictures), no spare tire, ashtray looks odd, interior storage compartment lid appears warped, doesn't appear to have a battery or front storage area fiberglass covers. Other than that, not bad.

 

Looks like a great buy for 29 grand for a 328 - where else can you get one like this,at this price?

Looking past the wax job, change the old tires with fresh khumos, and do a service. Looks like a great easy project for someone who can turn a wrench and takes there time.

Great color combo !

 

Good project car...like mine.

Seat covers look OEM, but install (likely re-install) was not tight and/or seat foam missing or wrong/broken frames. I assume "pull-throughs" are required to sinch up the covers to the frame to give the pressed-in look.

Coudn't note mileage.