Fancy a 1950 for €36,500:shock:
Or maybe a 1946 for €71,400::shock: :shock:
Hello soon to the €100,000 split-window Beetle :wink:
Standard split wrote:
$100,000 US for a '55 Cabrio
https://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifieds/detail.php?id=920665 So is $100,000 so crazy? I just finished a full resto of a '66 sedan. Starting with a rust free car from Alabama needing just rear floor pans I spent $13,000 on parts, paint job and the minimum of sub-contract services. Doing everything else myself.
It took me 10 months full time working alone, and leaving no stone unturned. If I put a modest labour rate on my time I would be into $70,000 and I don't have professional labour rates or overheads.
Of course that still begs the question who would actually pay $100,000. Someone won an ebay auction today, paying $13,000 for an old Nintendo games station with a couple of rare games. makes $100,000 for a VW very attractive IMHO.
I was offered a rust free '49 sedan for $10,000 last year and passed it up partly because I thought I was getting a bad deal :oops: the seller had bought it few weeks before for $5000 and moreover, I know how much time I spent on the internet searching out '66 parts and they are slightly more available than '49 parts.
Oh well.
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