Going Going Gone I am out of here!

[Jeffrey Fellman]

I am amazed at the number of people who keep asking me if "you are really moving to France?" Hey kids, it is a done deal:
Localisation du bien: 23230 BORD-SAINT-GEORGES

Propriétaire: Fellman Jeffrey né(e) le 04/02/1955 à Etats Unis.

I am leaving this week until the fall as I find Bord Saint Georges a little chilly and I need to see my two children. Here is a website I just created to get rid of all my parts. www.goingoingoneporsche356parts.com . Just look at the gallery photos and if you see something you want just, PM via FB, call [my phone rings in France] or email with the photo number and description. I am still adding parts as I rummage and also have a fair stock of parts in France. My assistant and my son Spencer will be shipping for me when I am gone. I am also selling my Classico Wheels stock until we just plain run out.

[C J Murray]

Are you really moving to France? Sorry, couldn't resist.

[Jeffrey Fellman]

no, just a six figure practical joke.

[Michael Pawelek]

I’m going to the grocery store later on. Guess I’ll create a web site also.

[John Clarke]

Why the ' Piss Take' ?
Jeffrey is now relatively near me. But the Parts are nearer You, Stateside at the moment.
Some nice Stuff.
Be Quick I'd Say.
Cheers Jay

[John Clarke]

Bonjour A Tous.
Has He really gone ! ?
Yes People Actually Live in France Not sure Why
After going to collect the Baguettes in the morning, what do they find to do All Day ? Only kidding
Pardon Olivier
Se Va Jeffrey
Salut Jay

[Bill Magness]

hello...i have a 1965 356C....slide #1609-headlight pair complete...slide # 1533-carbs,manifolds,air filters(pair of each)..couldnt tell if weber/deloro,etc...what are prices on these items?..I am in Florida.

[Bill Magness]

bill magness again...my email [email protected]

[Martin Benade]

Bill, you should start a new thread inquiring about the values. Then have this accidental hijack deleted and place ads in the classifieds, on the main website. Click on Marketplace and it should guide you through it.

[Pete Indelicato]

That is a boat load of parts.