giannicsl
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Ciao nessuna altra buona notizia sulla storia di questa csL?
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Ciao grazie
vin#
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Ciao grazie
My 1973 Csl
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preaching to the choir here I’m sure - the seller is known to many of us as a friend and a honorable member of this forum.
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Pity you have but one spleen, I am sure many would enjoy owning it
My spleen tops my organ donor card. Also listed my brain, which has really low miles, what we call a "time capsule"...
AGAIN THIS IS "THE" ULTIMATE DRIVING MACHINE!!!
How about that extra? kidney?
Hello all,
I have had several interested parties who asked some very technical questions. To that end and to prevent any chance of miscommunication I have turned the sale of my car over to Mario Langsten of VSR. Please direct any further requests to Mario.
Thanks,
Chris
I have had several interested parties who asked some very technical questions. To that end and to prevent any chance of miscommunication I have turned the sale of my car over to Mario Langsten of VSR. Please direct any further requests to Mario.
Thanks,
Chris
Couple things. What could this potential project possibly be to warrant selling this CSL? I'm dying to know. And, how 'bout building another garage?
Give you some hints:
Fast, Italian coach built, GM powered
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I had to free up the cash to make this happen but I still have (2) vintage BMW’s!
Thanks for providing such a fantastic site!!
Chris
Fast, Italian coach built, GM powered
)I had to free up the cash to make this happen but I still have (2) vintage BMW’s!
Thanks for providing such a fantastic site!!
Chris
Iso Grifo?
Well done
Seeing a car like that reminds me of my good friend who bought a DeTomaso Mangusta years back. It was a basket case, chassis restored and painted with body panels but disassembled and some parts missing. Every day, first thing he did was search the internet looking for his parts. After about two years it was all there and he started putting it together. Life got in the way and he ended up selling it unfinished for $4ok if I remember right. It's a $300k+ car now.
Fellas, this car has yet to sell and it is very special.
I have you all beat! In 2016 I had the pleasure of driving Chris's car about 30 miles up the 101 in CA at a swift rate of speed. The speedometer read 190 and I told Chris I thought his gauge was off, wherein his comment was -"that's kilometers you idiot- now pull over, your driving time is done". (actually Chris is much kinder and more refined than to say it like that) BUT, driving that car was a memorable treat; besides driving like a new car I distinctly remember having to apply the brakes in a hurried fashion wherein the car slowed immediately from about the aforementioned 190 km to 60 mph ( I think around 95 KM) without a shudder, which was a very comforting feeling- knowing that I could slow so quickly makes for a more confident high speed drive.
Anyway, I'll not forget that day until my Alzheimers gets much worse, I thank you Chris for that and she's a perfect car that wants to be driven and often!
I wish I had more room in my garage (and more money in my bank)
Anyway, I'll not forget that day until my Alzheimers gets much worse, I thank you Chris for that and she's a perfect car that wants to be driven and often!
I wish I had more room in my garage (and more money in my bank)
Thank you Peter for your kind words. That week in Carmel was so special in many ways, not the least of which meeting and becoming friends with people like yourself-be well till our skid marks cross again)
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Maybe we could get a co-op together and share ownership and driving time.
Maybe we could get a co-op together and share ownership and driving time.
You know, I drove this today and enjoyed it more than the Grifo I bought that was supposed to replace it. Keep your eye out for a nice Series 2 Iso Grifo That May hit the market
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