Wanna buy a Silver Arrow
09-26-2006, 01:08 PM
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Wanna buy a Silver Arrow
Armin Rautenhaus is selling a Sauber Mercedes C9 (chassis # C9-05), the only privately owned C9 in the world. Asking price, 2,500,000 Euros.
SILVER ARROW -> Mercedes-Sauber-C9 -> Chassis number 05
The car is John-Louis Schlesser's 1989 Championship winning car and has won at tracks such as Jarama, Nuburgring, Donington, Mexico, Suzuka as well as finishing 5th at Le Mans. The car is in Switzerlan and comes with the encessary spares and the transporter. The car has been restored by PP Sauber AG and the engine has been "preserved" however it needs to be prepared to make it race ready (an additional 20,000 Euros).
SILVER ARROW -> Mercedes-Sauber-C9 -> Chassis number 05
The car is John-Louis Schlesser's 1989 Championship winning car and has won at tracks such as Jarama, Nuburgring, Donington, Mexico, Suzuka as well as finishing 5th at Le Mans. The car is in Switzerlan and comes with the encessary spares and the transporter. The car has been restored by PP Sauber AG and the engine has been "preserved" however it needs to be prepared to make it race ready (an additional 20,000 Euros).
09-27-2006, 05:50 PM
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Originally Posted by ALLAN_M
what r u this guys car sales man who in this forum did u think could afford something like that....
mind u if i had tha money id take it
mind u if i had tha money id take it
You tard. Obiosuly he's not trying to sell it on this site. it's just like a post when people link to an ebay auction for a sick car. Same thing. Trying to sell it here...
09-28-2006, 08:57 AM
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Originally Posted by B6T
I'd rather have the Mazda 787B.
and most likely he'll end up buying this car, to add to his 5000+ car collection
09-28-2006, 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Hellbent
If you want a 787B, youd have to contact the Sultan of Brunie, hes the only private owner of a 787B.
and most likely he'll end up buying this car, to add to his 5000+ car collection
and most likely he'll end up buying this car, to add to his 5000+ car collection
i wonder how much some of those old school F1 cars go for
09-28-2006, 11:35 AM
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Sultan of Brunie, just think King or sheik and you got it.
Now I have the list of the Sultan's cars on my comp, but this damn forum wont let me post the whole list, Id have to do 2 posts or 2 threads. and thats just for the list, no pics.
He keeps his Cars in three Aircraft Hangars, each with a team of mechanics, and Rolls-Royce has actually their own mechanics there, figures, since half the Rolls-Royces sold in the world are actually sold to the Sultan's familly.
best thing, he drives all his cars, and lends them out to his family, friends, ambassadors, diplomats.
@AllanM- "Old school" F1 cars can go from 500,000 to 2.5 mill.
Micheal Schumachers old Benetton F1 car, that won him his first championship is still for sale at a price of $875,xxx. the most expensive was when this Brit millionare bought Schumachers 2004 F2004M car for a price of 2.5million.
Used F1 cars are really not that expensive, especially the old ones. Its the maintance that kills, it'll cost you more maintaining them that purchasing them.
Now I have the list of the Sultan's cars on my comp, but this damn forum wont let me post the whole list, Id have to do 2 posts or 2 threads. and thats just for the list, no pics.
He keeps his Cars in three Aircraft Hangars, each with a team of mechanics, and Rolls-Royce has actually their own mechanics there, figures, since half the Rolls-Royces sold in the world are actually sold to the Sultan's familly.
best thing, he drives all his cars, and lends them out to his family, friends, ambassadors, diplomats.
@AllanM- "Old school" F1 cars can go from 500,000 to 2.5 mill.
Micheal Schumachers old Benetton F1 car, that won him his first championship is still for sale at a price of $875,xxx. the most expensive was when this Brit millionare bought Schumachers 2004 F2004M car for a price of 2.5million.
Used F1 cars are really not that expensive, especially the old ones. Its the maintance that kills, it'll cost you more maintaining them that purchasing them.
