rblongboarder
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I believe this CSL is being sold by Canepa:
VIN #2275099
VIN #2275099
'72 3.0 CSL for sale
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I saw this one at Canepa last week, looked nice, city pack CSL, front chin is 73, has e3 four slat kidney.
Call for price..... Just like lobster.
5099 was built on 11-28-72 and delivered to Wolfgang Denzel in Vienna on 12-6-72. it lived in Hanover, Germany for a lot of its life and was sold by Oldenzaal in 2020, then was for sale in the USA in New Paltz, NY ... been at Canepa since 2025
this pic makes me have questions ... perhaps its the lighting / photography. but doesn't this pic make it look like the drivers side is 3 different colors? out of curiosity, what are they asking for it?
There was no price listed
being that its been there for a year, i suspect you are right ... 350k to 400k
Jon C
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$375k - a quote from last August
ElGrecko
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I think their attitude is 'put a ridiculous price on it and sooner or later it might appreciate to that price"... OTOH as PT Barum said "there's one born every minute"... Maybe someone will walk in and decide this is on their bucket list and they want it and money is no object. There are those folks around too.. Either way when you do business like that you get a reputation for requiring suckers and real buyers stop considering you because they know what a fair price is.
That might all be true. Canepa is a huge business, though. Whatever he is doing is going well. Huge race teams. Porsche 959 remanufacturing. It's a very impressive place. He has a unique market that he services. Clearly not looking for buyers who turn their own wrenches.
And most in that showroom are on consignment
It’s a beautiful car. At $100K over current market value, I would be concerned about a few things.
Truck bed style coating on inner fenders:
Alpina wheel has been painted black and has bend stress on the spoke that is now cracking the paint.
Tools:
Wrong stickers, plastic relays, plastic expansion tank, rubber covering fender seams and more
day66
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It does seem to be several shades of silver to my eyes too …
it does, but my guess is lighting / photography. nobody would ask that kind of money for a car that had that significant of a flaw ... and that would have been Chris' opening comment.
If it had the red screwdrivers it might be worth $400K. 
Market is closer to $225-250K