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Single-family ownership is one thing, but how many people can say they own the car that transported them to the hospital they were born at? Such is the case for this 300 SL Roadster and its owner, 300 SL specialist Martin Cushway.
Billed as a lat…
4 speed or 5 speed?
I completely get that everyone has their own unique circumstances and that the astronomical amount of money that this is worth adds a whole layer to the complexity of the decision to sell the car, but it does seem a real shame to have the car leave the family ownership. Question, there is much value in the provenance of this car - does that disappear when it moves onto the next owner and subsequent to that?
In reply to rdstr :
Looks like a four-speed.
In reply to Kpcheng :
That's a really good question. Perhaps the car's desirability will be based on a different attribute in the future?
Caption for the last photo in the gallery:
"Hey, who the hell do you think you are? Get your butt off my car!
Oh my gosh, I'm so sorry, Mr. Ferrari. Uh, can I get you anything? A nice cool drink, perhaps? Make yourself at home."
And that fender never gets washed again.
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