I would totallydrive it, but I couldn't and wouldn't pay that for it.
I would totallydrive it, but I couldn't and wouldn't pay that for it.
STM317 said:irish44j (Forum Supporter) said:I'd rock it, but not for $230,000....for that money a Singer looks better in every way.
Pretty sure Singers start around $450-500k (plus the donor car), and go up breathtakingly fast from there, so by that metric, maybe this price isn't as bad? You get 80-90% of the Singer look for less than 50% of the price.
I mean, don't get me wrong. I don't think a Singer is worth that either.
Hell, for $230k, I'll take a new Cayman GT4 and get a new Carrera 4 vert for my wife......and not be scared to park them in public or take them to the track (as much).
Ugly.
Ruins an otherwise beautiful car.
I like it, although it's not what I'd personally want.
The interior is one part of a custom car you get to interact with, so making it different and a place the owner wants to spend time in makes sense to me. It can be such a personal expression and naturally not to everyone's taste.
Designing and learning to build the interior is the part of my 1800ES project I'm most looking forward to.
I like it as well but can't say I'd spend that kinda dime on it. At that price point it opens up a whole lot of options.
love everything about the car except the interior. Pattern looks fine it's the color choices.
It looks like a butterscotch candy exploded inside the car. My first company car had the same color, but was ordered by my predecessor.
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