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The seller said his research indicates the Speedster was No. 212 of 1,700 built in 1955.
The $152,701 high bidder won the rusted-out car, as well as the title and an uninstalled engine.
Rod Emory, owner of California Porsche restoration company Emory Motorsports, told Fox News the buyer might be able to restore the vehicle for $200,000 to $250,000 worth of work. He said the restored car would be worth an estimated $400,000, but he expects the price for the collectible car to go up to $500,000 within a couple years.