65 911 owned by Ferry Porsche

I'd say nothing. Now if it were Jon Voight's LeBaron on the other hand...

Brad

1988 944 Turbo S 1989 944

I actually was looking at a 944S2 Cabriolet that belonged to Tony Robbins at one point!

For me it would lower the price; every special edition made for a member of the Porsche family has had the ugliest color scheme they could find at the time. And there was they 4-door 928 . Emanuel

2 years ago there was a 928 for sale that was owned by Steven Spielberg. i think it sold for what a normal 77 or 78 929 sold for (i.e., squat).

I guess I read something about that car in some book (I could check, but they are so many!!!)... but I think that would be the kind of car that Porsche AG would keep!

I knew a lawyer here in Portugal that bought a special edition 964 that belonged to Boris Becker. Unfortunately, he died shortly after...

Ha! A great Seinfeld episode. . .

- Bill

1966 912 1974 MB 240D

I have his pre-production 911S Targa, which I plan to show at Rennsport.

Jon Voight had a 911 too?

Brad

1988 944 Turbo S - Silver Rose 1989 944

GREAT ANSWER !!!!!!!!!!! also a fan, woody

911 turbo

GREAT ANSWER !!!!!!! also a fan, woody

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HUH? My Targa was Dr. Ferry Porsche's, NOT Jon Voight's.

BTW, is the 1965 coupe Irish Green, too? I understand that it was Ferry's favorite color on a Porsche.

snipped-for-privacy@aol.com (C McFaul) wrote in news:20040415110909.21065.00000481@mb- m28.aol.com:

Just our .02, we have found that celeb ownership generally adds about 20% to the value of the car. If the celeb is dead or likely to become so soon, it is higher.

Case in point, Sonny Bono's 1974 911 sold for 27,000.00 and Eminem's 1996 God-awful ugly purple Mustang sold for 36,000.00

The documentation needs to be in PERFECT order, each car we have sold with celeb ownership had a photo of the person with the car and a copy of the original title in their name.

Hope this helps

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