MINC Edition 300C for sale

[503 motoring]

Hey all. We are selling our newest project. A 2005 300C in Brilliant Black with the light Graystone interior. Here a few pics to tease you with. This car has less than 1000 miles on it and has been featured at the 2005 Portland International Auto Show. The only reason we are selling is to make room for more projects.

22" Asanti 128 wheels with black centers
265/35z22 Pirrelli asimetrico
STRUT Primary Grill, lower air intakes, rear Chrylser badge and functional side vents all in 316L stainless.
20% tint with 35% on windshield, and yes you can see just fine.
Eibach 1.6 drop
BORLA cat-back with 5"tips.

This car is flawless and done ready for you to enjoy. The interior is stock and waiting for your upgrades to personalize.

We are asking $60,000 but will entertain SERIOUS offers and inquiries only.

Thanks for looking and we will see guys on the next project.

[503 motoring]

Pictures from the 05 PIAS

[airtoair]

60000$

[503 motoring]

What did you expect. The wheels alone are about $7000.00

[dreadful]

Originally Posted by airtoair

60000$

Trust me I about did the same thing till I looked up the cost of those wheels, and was like myself

[Projekt 300C]

503 - any pics of the interior? Other than the exhaust, any other performance mods?

[415_300C]

Originally Posted by 503 motoring

What did you expect. The wheels alone are about $7000.00

7 k in wheels doesn't merit a 20k increase in price over a brand new 300c...

strut 4,500
wheels 7,000
Borla 900
Tint 600
Eibach 300

13,300...

how do you justify spending the other 7000?

[Northern Rider]

Originally Posted by 415_300C

7 k in wheels doesn't merit a 20k increase in price over a brand new 300c...

strut 4,500
wheels 7,000
Borla 900
Tint 600
Eibach 300

13,300...

how do you justify spending the other 7000?

How about the tires (Pirellis); the glossy showcar finish; the labour to install all of this, and last, but not least - some $ PROFIT $ for all their efforts?

One other thing, he said $60K was the asking price - and will entertain serious offers.

Do you think it's still a bad deal?

[dreadful]

Originally Posted by Northern Rider

Do you think it's still a bad deal?

IMO for whatever its worth I do think it is a little high to start at 60, but for someone who does not want to wait and have all that work done plus have a showcar ready to enter into comps I think its a good deal. I would assume the car already has a reputation which is something else thats hard to put a monetary value on but it does exist...

[HEMEEE]

Originally Posted by dreadful

.... I would assume the car already has a reputation which is something else thats hard to put a monetary value on but it does exist...

The car's previous rep may not necessarily be a 'good thing'... Hubby and I built, and have since sold, several street rods that won many awards. People are constantly asking the new owners "...isn't that Linda & Chuck's car?"