Last "buyer" hasn't returned calls or email, so she back online...

Please pass it on-

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2002-...QQcmdZViewItem

will do......good luck

good luck selling...again

Oh man, good luck with that Tom. On the upside, you have another thing to sell to me . BTW, has the first set shipped yet?

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I dropped it over with USPS today!

I think you will sell easier if you take out all the track pics?? My first impression seeing those pics...you must have beat the **** all of that thing....just my $.02

Thanks; It is what it's built for though, and now it's pretty known that it was on track.

Before I tracked, I would've thought the same thing. Driving on track is all about being smooth. Shifts, braking and accelerating, all smooth to be fast. I would take a track car over a stop and go (mash that pedal) commuter anyday.

There's one bid. If it goes for that, then so be it. If s/he backs out, the car is going through a marathon dismantling, and everything will be for sale individually.

(Please don't ask about parting out now, I will cross link all "for sale" threads when ready.)


Thanks,
Tom

so if i buy the car, i get the driving skills too right ?

Haha- It's a great platform to learn on. Very forgiving. If you buy the car, and show up to some of the driving events we're doing, we can certainly help you in the skills department.

The car is easy to drive well. It likes to be slid through the turns which can be difficult. It's forgiving enough that as long as you don't make a major mistake, nearly anything is recoverable. Start out with ESP on, then disable at the dash. Dynomode makes the car very interesting, but very, very fun.

I am very proud of this car. If I was in the market for a dual purpose car, this would be my choice. There is no better feeling then picking on the Ultimate driving machine, and having porsche drivers asking "how are you so fast in that thing?"

But, I don't think enough people know what they're looking at when they see it on ebay. It's kind of sad.