53 Pre A. Please Help

hugheseum · Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2009 11:01 pm Post subject:

nice find......do not weld in restoration design floors in that poor thing,they do not have correct pressing/profiles and you or someone else will regret it later,the danish floors are the most correct pressings for a car like this
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356uk · Samba Member Joined: October 01, 2004 Posts: 102

I agree with the statement above but for the cost I am not really that bothered about a tiny detail like that. the difference is very small between the two..

Anyway the car.. I have to say if your the only person in the race then your doing well. !st make sure he owns the dam thing before you part with cash..

second I agree with the others you can't go wrong to be honest. For the money I would start at $15k and work up $20k is the right price at best for it but $15k is more like the real price. Its a good enough starting point and you will always get your money back, if you got stuck so your in the right starting place just $15k is a lot for normal people like you and me to put up for a project before you even buy a panel but a 53 is always going to be a good car to own..

By the way he is interested in selling the Fiat( datsun, i forget but I know the car I saw them in LA and thought I like that... 70's thing ) behind the convertable one looks burgandy under all the dust..
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mightymouse · Posted: Sat Dec 19, 2009 12:44 pm Post subject:

Waiting to see pics of it at your house getting washed. Smile

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teamsimple · Samba Member Joined: September 13, 2006 Posts: 1

arrived on new years eve. These two cars have a race history. Restored worth over $200,000 easy. Did someone buy 50065? Be careful most of these chat rooms are crab pots for vendors. everybody thinks they have a friend in car sales. what that really means is that the guy who sells them cars is so good at the b.s. they think they got a good deal when what the got was the big screw. Car guys are great but many in the porsche world are not. 50064 has had $90,000 put into it including purchase of $21,500. Shipping $1,250, Engine restore $17,000. 16 inch wheels, turbo rims, nuts, other misc stuff $20,000 and then the labor today $35,000 with about $70,000 more to go and two more years at least. This is not for the faint of heart but to me worth it. would like to know who bought 50065. I may have many race photo's of your car. [email protected]

G7miami · Posted: Sat May 10, 2014 7:39 pm Post subject: Welcome to your new Home.

Added to the 9 others. WTF is wrong with me and my brother.

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James Davies · Posted: Mon May 12, 2014 8:17 am Post subject:

Cool car! What's the history on it? Would love to see more photos.

I have a silver '53 coupe too.

G7miami · Posted: Tue May 13, 2014 4:21 am Post subject: Waiting on COA and title history

I know it's a numbers matching engine, 1500 motor, but short of that I'm just starting to get the information collected. It was last tagged in 1989

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