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Use period merc sl hubs

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The hubs are so rare that 356 guys resort to using period Merc SL hubs which shows you how much you have to sink into them before you can put them on your car!

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The hubs are so rare that 356 guys resort to using period Merc SL hubs which shows you how much you have to sink into them before you can put them on your car!

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I see this rust challenged car is now over $100K. Incredible.

POST 2Original post

I’ve got a bet running with @SM911 I’m at 180-200 and he’s at 200-210 It was always going to blow past the Shannon’s estimate, the wheels are probably worth 50!

POST 3Original post

Probably be time to ring them when the auction is done to talk about the Coupe then.  But at 200 in with 200-250k in resto costs you've cost recovered anyway at sale time.

POST 4Original post

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I'm confused. Which coupe?

POST 5Original post

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This one https://www.shannons.com.au/club/news/auctions/project-porsche-356a-cabriolet-to-tempt-enthusiasts/

POST 6Original post

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Mine - I've got a Aust delivered 56 Coupe.

POST 7Original post

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Nup.  That is a Cabriolet with the Hardtop option. Uhh hah... might be time to cash in then.

POST 8Original post

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Interesting - so you think a restored but non matching numbers A cab, with Rudges, is a $400-450k car.

POST 10 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The wheels (and separately - their restoration costs) aside, I can't see the value in this one. Almost every panel needs replacement. After a couple of years one, 'might' get the money back. Hard to rationalise the frenzy around a barn find.

POST 11Original post

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A non matching restored (paint and interior) and left to right conversion A speedster sold at one of their auctions a years back for $400+. They also moved a B Cab at 350k With mine, I meant call around insurance valuation, not sale.  I don't necessarily agree that the prices make sense, but it is what it is I suppose (all around, not just the 356 market)

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I'm with SM911 - cabriolet - with hardtop and rudge wheels. I know that a rusty but driveable 356 Coupe sold 10 + years ago for 50K just for the wheels - the car effectively came free (but was fortunately restored). It might even go higher. Reason does not enter into this .... for the right buyer, and remember it takes only 1. No real comparison but cast your mind back to the blue 911E at the Melbourne auction . The consensus of the experts said low 200's - someone paid 300+ buyers premium. Will watch with interest. JR

POST 13Original post

buy the car, then try to sell each rudge for more than $50k each like this guy https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Porsche-356-Original-Carrera-GT-Wheel-Restored-date-stamped-11-58-1/163304702586

POST 14Original post

Wow, couldn’t believe wheels would get  to this price point. How many were made, does anyone know?

POST 15 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I would want verification that the wheels on the Barn Find car were the originals.  If you look at them they have nuts and bolts around the centre hub.  All the originals I have seen are riveted. There does not seem to a definitive source regarding the number made, but they were available for some A and Speedster models. They were around $15kUS 10 years ago. Nice history of Porsche wheels: https://roadscholars.com/wheels-of-fortune-an-overview-of-rare-early-porsche-road-rims/ http://forum.porsche356registry.org/viewtopic.php?t=26008 Or you can get http://www.sleepingbeauties.com.au/rudgewheel.html#

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Bet my Ronal Pentas are rarer than them. I'll even throw in an extra 3 rims for $50k! 😁

POST 17Original post

Thing is you shell out $50k for the wheels, then you have to find the drums/hubs before you can put them on your car. The hubs are so rare that 356 guys resort to using period Merc SL hubs which shows you how much you have to sink into them before you can put them on your car! Be interesting to see what this ends up at!! Steve

POST 18 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The car went for $230K. It isn't a $450K car.  Amazing.

POST 19Original post

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I agree. You could buy a brilliant 356 cab for less money now so why bother going through the pain of restoring it for 5 years

POST 20Original post

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All Porsches are going up/collectors item/covid tax/I know what I have/masochist/had the spare coin/is bored/an idiot/sold some jousting sticks/knows something we don't about future values... 🤷‍♂️

POST 21Original post

Everyone loves a barnfind - I have heard of ratty gullwings, or 300SL roadsters  - selling for more than restored examples. Anyone can restore a car .... @Zollhaus you owe @SM911 a beer  me thinks JR

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