Seinfeld's 959
#1
Seinfeld's 959
Jerry has added one. One of the US models, 027. ex-Antinucci. Was in vacuum storage in Switzerland since 200 miles. And no, he didn't pay anywhere near $700k for the car. I believe it is at his place on 83d St. in NYC.
I'd rather have Dean G.'s car, which is a comfort model with updates. And new tires. And AC. ANd electirc windows. And adjustable suspension. ANd leather.
I'd rather have Dean G.'s car, which is a comfort model with updates. And new tires. And AC. ANd electirc windows. And adjustable suspension. ANd leather.
Last edited by violin959; 02-18-2004 at 01:23 PM.
#3
That's if you beleive Excellence and they suck. See achives on my past posts.
Seinfeld likes low mileage vehicles usually the first and last of whatever. He had the chance to buy 905001. I suspect he paid in the $300K USD range.
I think the comfort models are much more desirable and that's what I had.
Seinfeld likes low mileage vehicles usually the first and last of whatever. He had the chance to buy 905001. I suspect he paid in the $300K USD range.
I think the comfort models are much more desirable and that's what I had.
#4
Well we all know he is on the board so let's not bash his car
There are a lot of famous people on this board guys that use names you would never expect - they have asked to remian anonomous so that they will - enjoy the board everyone
There are a lot of famous people on this board guys that use names you would never expect - they have asked to remian anonomous so that they will - enjoy the board everyone
#6
Originally posted by Darren
Well we all know he is on the board so let's not bash his car
There are a lot of famous people on this board guys that use names you would never expect - they have asked to remian anonomous so that they will - enjoy the board everyone
Well we all know he is on the board so let's not bash his car
There are a lot of famous people on this board guys that use names you would never expect - they have asked to remian anonomous so that they will - enjoy the board everyone
#7
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#9
Originally posted by violin959
That's if you beleive Excellence and they suck. See achives on my past posts.
Seinfeld likes low mileage vehicles usually the first and last of whatever. He had the chance to buy 905001. I suspect he paid in the $300K USD range.
I think the comfort models are much more desirable and that's what I had.
That's if you beleive Excellence and they suck. See achives on my past posts.
Seinfeld likes low mileage vehicles usually the first and last of whatever. He had the chance to buy 905001. I suspect he paid in the $300K USD range.
I think the comfort models are much more desirable and that's what I had.
#10
Mr. S can do with his money as he likes. There were thirty "S" models built and there are half a dozen or so 959s with a mix of both models. The green 959 that belonged to the (deceased) king of JOrdan had solid gold shifters and other add-ons. I don't know who they are referring to in the Excellence article because I don't read Excellence. I've driven several "S" models and for my money the Comfort is one I prefer. And with the engine performance upgrade. Decidedly we in the US don't get to experience a constant and consistent enjoyment of the differences between such cars because the condition of our roads and the speed limits prevent this. Imagine being able to commute from Montauk to Manhattan everyday at speeds of 100 to 150 mph.
I ramble. What is more interesting to me is how some of these cars get in. Ciao
I ramble. What is more interesting to me is how some of these cars get in. Ciao
#14
Originally posted by gabf1
BTW, had an opportunity to sit in one a couple of weeks ago and really just couldn't get over the excellent styling. This car exudes personality
BTW, had an opportunity to sit in one a couple of weeks ago and really just couldn't get over the excellent styling. This car exudes personality
It's one thing when you see them flat bedded to a car show...it's another when you see it driven. It left me rather speechless when it pulled in...which I assure you, is a rarity in my case!
#15
Originally posted by violin959
That's if you beleive Excellence and they suck. See achives on my past posts.
Seinfeld likes low mileage vehicles usually the first and last of whatever. He had the chance to buy 905001. I suspect he paid in the $300K USD range.
I think the comfort models are much more desirable and that's what I had.
That's if you beleive Excellence and they suck. See achives on my past posts.
Seinfeld likes low mileage vehicles usually the first and last of whatever. He had the chance to buy 905001. I suspect he paid in the $300K USD range.
I think the comfort models are much more desirable and that's what I had.
why would excellence lie about him liking the bare bones cars more then the comfort models? That is one of the dumbest things i've heard