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This amazing collection of Porsches could be yours!*

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This amazing collection of Porsches could be yours!* | Top Gear

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*If you’ve got access to a shedload of cash. Hascall collection comes up for auction

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This amazing collection of Porsches could be yours!*

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*If you’ve got access to a shedload of cash. Hascall collection comes up for auction

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*If you’ve got access to a shedload of cash. Hascall collection comes up for auction

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This amazing collection of Porsches could be yours!*

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This amazing collection of Porsches could be yours!*

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This amazing collection of Porsches could be yours!*

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*If you’ve got access to a shedload of cash. Hascall collection comes up for auction

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Fun for the whole family here. Auction house Gooding & Company has announced that a rather significant collection of Porsches is being put up for auction, and if you can’t find one you desire, then you might need to reconsider your desires.

A Mr James Hascall is the gentleman responsible for collecting and curating this selection of Porsches, which he began assembling in the 1980s. According to Gooding, “he and his wife shared a true passion for the marque and have participated in numerous road rallies in their cars”. #CouplesGoals

Twelve of the suckers are up for auction, which you can of course purchase individually and thereby decimate a happy family of amazing cars. Yeah, you’d be personally responsible for that.

Ready? Back row, top left: a 1996 993 Turbo ($180k estimate), a 1960 356 B Cabriolet ($200k), a 2016 GT3 RS ($250k), a 1965 356 C Cab ($200k), and a 1993 964 Carrera 4 Targa ($100k).

Middle row, from the left: there’s a 1972 911 2.4 S ($250k), a 1997 993 Turbo S ($375k), a 1989 911 Carrera Speedster ($325k), a 1994 964 Turbo 3.6 ($275k), and a 1969 911 2.0 S ($180k).

The front row surely needs little explanation. Left, we have a $1.2m 1987 959 Komfort: a car that boasted twin turbos, 4WD, lots of electronics and the ability to go from 0-60mph in 3.7secs and top out at nearly 200mph. This one’s done just 7,400km.

And finally, we have a 2005 Porsche Carrera GT. 5.7-litre V10. 600bhp. Manual gearbox. RWD. 0-60mph in 3.6secs accompanied by a noise you can’t really describe in polite society. Superb machine. This one’s done just 120 miles.

Let us repeat for effect: ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY MILES. It’s new. Estimate? $1m.

We should take this moment to note that when these cars go under the hammer – on March 9 at Gooding’s Amelia Island auction – there is no reserve on any of them. None. Nada. Zilch.

Now, which one do you want? And you’re allowed to say 'all of them'...

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Fun for the whole family here. Auction house Gooding & Company has announced that a rather significant collection of Porsches is being put up for auction, and if you can’t find one you desire, then you might need to reconsider your desires.

A Mr James Hascall is the gentleman responsible for collecting and curating this selection of Porsches, which he began assembling in the 1980s. According to Gooding, “he and his wife shared a true passion for the marque and have participated in numerous road rallies in their cars”. #CouplesGoals

Twelve of the suckers are up for auction, which you can of course purchase individually and thereby decimate a happy family of amazing cars. Yeah, you’d be personally responsible for that.

Ready? Back row, top left: a 1996 993 Turbo ($180k estimate), a 1960 356 B Cabriolet ($200k), a 2016 GT3 RS ($250k), a 1965 356 C Cab ($200k), and a 1993 964 Carrera 4 Targa ($100k).

Middle row, from the left: there’s a 1972 911 2.4 S ($250k), a 1997 993 Turbo S ($375k), a 1989 911 Carrera Speedster ($325k), a 1994 964 Turbo 3.6 ($275k), and a 1969 911 2.0 S ($180k).

The front row surely needs little explanation. Left, we have a $1.2m 1987 959 Komfort: a car that boasted twin turbos, 4WD, lots of electronics and the ability to go from 0-60mph in 3.7secs and top out at nearly 200mph. This one’s done just 7,400km.

And finally, we have a 2005 Porsche Carrera GT. 5.7-litre V10. 600bhp. Manual gearbox. RWD. 0-60mph in 3.6secs accompanied by a noise you can’t really describe in polite society. Superb machine. This one’s done just 120 miles.

Let us repeat for effect: ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY MILES. It’s new. Estimate? $1m.

We should take this moment to note that when these cars go under the hammer – on March 9 at Gooding’s Amelia Island auction – there is no reserve on any of them. None. Nada. Zilch.

Now, which one do you want? And you’re allowed to say 'all of them'...

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*If you’ve got access to a shedload of cash. Hascall collection comes up for auction