https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds...o/2090909.html

 

Thats an oddball for sure - but even with only 227 miles I just cant see $65K

 

This car was on ebay a couple months ago for around $45K. The listing didn't even last a day before it sold.

 

It's Ebay - how do you know it REALLY sold ??

 

You never know what happens on ebay. But, it was listed and in less than a day it was listed as sold. Now, here it is being offered for $20K more.

 

Deja vu. Another over-valued Lawn Jockey.

 

I first saw that same car on Washington states Craig's list for $40,000 a few months ago. Can't forget that bright red leather on bright red paint! We'll see it over and over again as long as someone is making a buck on it. Next step is a museum or Barrett-Jackson.

 

It looks nice.. but definitely a museum type car.. I’d rather have one that’s been driven a bit and cared for..

It’s basically a giant “model” of an IROC for people in the future to see in a museum when cars are extinct..

That interior looks super brand new though, which is awesome..

 

Here is the latest place the car has turned up with more of the documentation on it.

http://msclassiccarsllc.com/VehicleDetails.aspx?vid=511

 

Lol I'd Be Nervous As Hell Lifting That Pristine $65,000 Z That Close The Ceiling.

 

It looks pretty sweet..

Would a real third gen enthusiast want that? Who buys that car?

Id like to look at it in a museum but not own it..

 

I'd love to rob parts off of it... You know, to use them on cars that actually will use them.

 

on the MS Classics website, it shows the car as sold!

 

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Anyone else see the green GT/Dyno Freestyle bike against the wall!??? You can tell it's a Dyno by the mags. -I had a red one

 

I get first dibs on the rear axle! Can't have too many PBR disc rears laying around...