New F Owner?

Well good luck, would be neat.

I'm totally confused by the buy-it-now price of 7,100. That is such a steal that I can't believe my eyes. I mean just the engine alone is worth more than that. So if that's for real, it doesn't matter what condition the rest is in, but it all looks decent on the pics.

 

Yeah, really...I cannot believe that that is the price...Unless it is one of those "Urban Legend" type stories where a couple is getting Divorced, and the Wife is just selling it really cheap to piss off the Husband.....

 

EBAY + Price too good to be true = Scam

 

i cant believe that price is unbelievable

 

Ahhh you rotten crumb!!! ;-)

I was happy for a second. I read the title and thought....."No way. It can't be true."

If it makes you feel any better I bid $38k on a TR yesterday that I had no intention of winning (I knew I would get outbid). Now dangit, get a car!! ;-)

By the way, I got a call from a Pantera owner. He, along with a bunch of friends will be there at the "secret meeting of the minds". He said there are 18 others like him and he was going to contact every one of them. I guess there are 4 for sure......

And we have 70+ others who say they will be there.....Who knows though....?? It never turns out the way you plan it.....

Thought you would like to hear that.....

 

While on that subject: Last week I was bidding on a real NASCAR racecar. Put down 60k, but it never met reserve. Would have been fun though.

 

Well, if you want one, I know where you can buy real, retired, late model NASCAR Racers, Indy Cars, F1 Cars. No bidding....just buy it! Some are pretty cheap, too ($30-40K Range. Turn Key, ready to go! No, not the F1 Cars.) Let me know if you want the information, and I'll send it to you!

 

Thanks, but no thanks. I was just goofing around knowing that the reserve had to be a lot higher (and it was). I wouldn't know what to do with a cup car. If anything I'd buy a F1, but they're priced a bit outside my league. For now virtual has to do.

 

No, some of the Non Ferrari F1 cars are really not too highly priced. Here are a few examples of different Race Cars available.

O.K., this 1st. one is a bit pricey. But compared to a Ferrari F1 car, not bad, really....

1980 Alfa Romeo F1. ex-'Bruno Giacomelli" Fresh V-12. Excelent condition. Comes with extensive Engine and Suspension spares. $195K

1968 Camaro Trans-Am Race car. New 500HP motor. 4 speed. 4 wheel Discs. Extra Wheels and Tires. Immaculate in and out. Regionl Champ 2 years. Race ready and Vintage Legal. $35K.

1974 Chevron B27. Formula Atlantic. Fresh restoration with Dyno time only. Spare body parts included. $49.5K

1959 T-52 Cooper Formula Junior. Restored. "Freindly and fun car to drive".Current logbook and records. $38K

1969 Corvette. Original A/P. (?) Bought new and raced by original owner. Documented race history. $25K.

1989 Corvette Challenge. #88."Time Capsule" "Collector Owned since it came off the track". Correct Race Motor. $36,9K

Here we go....1972 Ford Pinto vintage race car. Well prepared, 5 time class Champion. HSR at Daytona, Watkins Glen. Many spares.$6,900.00!

1971 GRD Formula II Lotus. Fresh motor."Race Ready".$35K

1975 Lola t-328. 1977 National Champion. Super V class. Comes with Trailer & Spares.$13K! (It looks like a little F1 or Indy style car.)

1983 LOla. T700. Raced in the 1983 Indy 500! Cosworth Turbo engined, 5 speed. very original. Spares. $38,9K

a couple more Lola's-$59K and $25K

3- "March" Race cars-$42K-$55K

3-McLaren Race Cars. 2@$165K, 1@$215K.

1998 Reynard.Less Cosworth engine, but one is available. $34,9K.

These all look like fun cars!

There aren't any NASCARs right now, but usually there are a few.

Here are a couple of sites that sell these kind of cars....

www.can-amcarsltd.com

www.vintage racingservices.com

www.wirewheel.com

www.fantasyjunction.comwww.racingdeal.com

www.competitionmotorsltd.com

www.grandprixclassics.com

www.autocollection.com