Thanks Joe!Great buy Tony, beautiful car!
Thank you! I know exact color you are talking about! Ceylon is a bit richer .. I never liked it much before... but now the more I look at the car the more I like the color!Reminds me of a 1971 Mopar color typically called butterscotch I think:
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Yes, rather unusual experience ! In auctions like this you seldom see the owner. I was expecting more people Intrested in it too. I guess I got lucky. Will keep everyone posted!Nice car. Sounds like an exciting purchase experience.
I agree! I think the previous owner, at 86 didn't know what is the best way to sell the car and picked a classic car auction that was near him geographically!Per my original post, not the best auction/fit for this car= good place to buy.
Well bought indeed!! Just looked at the listing and the sale price. A bit of a disconnect for a car this lovely and original. Anyone remember Joe Andrioitti(sp) and his Ceylon coupe. I met Joe at two car shows and kept in touch, bought some parts. A prince of a man. He was restoring an Alpha when he died. He was a meticulous perfectionist and an engineer. A winning combo.I agree! I think the previous owner, at 86 didn't know what is the best way to sell the car and picked a classic car auction that was near him geographically!
I know a Doug Kim through a former coupe owner, Richie Brown. He was original owner, sold it a couple of months ago. Sometimes a daily driver in NYC.I saw pics of his coupe, I knew David Kim too who I think also had a coupe and old MBs.