There's something a bit odd there.
It does look like a 1994 size 14 Hot, and most of it is indeed in very good condition. However in contrast, the P2 fork has no decals which seems odd considering the 'almost stock, hardly ever used' story. But in fact, the fork is a 39cm a-c from an earlier year, which doesn't match the frame. That explains why the bottom bracket drop is so great. It must make it into a very snappy-handling bike.
There's something else that's odd about the P2s, I can't see a rack eye. That and the colour makes me suspect that they are a pair of the fabled 1993 titanium P2s. That would figure, considering the Hot was a rich person's toy. It is also consistent with the lack of decals, as decals fall off titanium quite a lot.
Titanium P2s are quite sought after, but unfortunately this particular pair has a very short steerer and could only be used with a bigger frame if a steerer extension was fitted.
So the pricing looks like a case of two wrongs make a right. On basis of what the seller knows about the bike, his pricing is way too high. If the fork is a titanium P2 though, it's worth almost as much as the rest of the bike, so maybe the price isn't so far over the top after all.
