Slantnose, Slant nose,Slope, M505 factory 930S documents, registry, ultimate,flachbau

[WERK I]

The book is available from three vendors (one in the U.S.) on Amazon.

[voitureltd]

Has a registry been started yet?
I have one, a 89 slant cabriolet exported from CA, San
Diego area after 9 years. One of 28 for US. It has high summer miles which is a testament to it's great driving enjoyment. Motor rebuild to well over 400HP by renowned Chicago area Porsche race shop, and 43K miles since. Near perfect all original paint etc, except for the upgrade 472HP crank HP motor it appears original. Paying a monster premium for low miles is unnecessary to me, ( I'm too old to drive the miles out of numerous low mileage turbos I own), if a high miles car has had the maintenance money spent on it. I sold my 1989 28K miles non slant cabriolet for it when I found out it was available. I ain't ever going back to garage queens. I also recently sold a 88 slant cpe w/30k miles. I could contact the new owners to register their cars. Both of the new owners bought them to drive and enjoy them, so they won't be low miles for long.

[wdr911]

In the Porsche Collectibles forum I posted For Sale:

1984 Factory Sonderwunsch Special Wishes Progrem Brochure

Original Factory Brochure and option/price list from November 1984, brochure 16 pages and price /option listing 8 pages, Very rare and in German

[wdr911]

In the Porsche Collectibles Forum I posted For Sale:

Original 930 Turbo Factory Flatnose Owners Manual Supplement

[wdr911]

In the Porsche Collectibles Forum I posted For Sale:

Various Factory Sonderwunsch Special Wishes Progrem Brochures

Original Factory Brochure and option/price list

Very rare and in German and English

[Tt surgeon]

Originally Posted by wdr911

In the Porsche Collectibles Forum I posted For Sale:

Original 930 Turbo Factory Flatnose Owners Manual Supplement

Very hard to find, I actually picked one up on fleabay last yr for 10$....stole it!
Anybody have a 87 maint log?

[WERK I]

Originally Posted by 930 Slantnose

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It is good to see a group of Slant Nose enthusiast. Keep up the good work. More soon. What is the name of the book you referenced as the "aircooled turbo book"???

I received the "911 turbo Air Cooled Years" last week and fortunately, though published in Germany, it contains side-by-side text in German and English. Haven't read it thoroughly but seems to have very good content in both pictorial and statistical information.

[JJ 911SC]

Available from ?

[WERK I]

Originally Posted by WERK I

The book is available from three vendors (one in the U.S.) on Amazon.

Originally Posted by JJ 911SC

Available from ?

Just a bit up the page.

[JJ 911SC]

I see says the blind carpenter as he pickup his tool box...

A bit down in my case, thanks.

ISBN (10) 3981459210

ISBN (13) 978-3981459210

[kycarguy 935]

I missed this one.

Originally Posted by wdr911

In the Porsche Collectibles forum I posted For Sale:

1984 Factory Sonderwunsch Special Wishes Progrem Brochure

Original Factory Brochure and option/price list from November 1984, brochure 16 pages and price /option listing 8 pages, Very rare and in German

[WERK I]

I got 'em. PM wdr911. I think he may have some others you may be interested in.

[kycarguy 935]

Originally Posted by WERK I

I got 'em. PM wdr911. I think he may have some others you may be interested in.

I have one that was ruined when people broke into my storage and was left in the rain to ruin.

I have a copy also that Bluebox made for me....thanks again.

Would still like to find an original in good condition and maybe will find one at Hershey this year.

[tailwind22]

How much over priced at $104K is this fine 87 red turbo slant nose recently listed by Park Place Bellevue, WA? It is a head turner! http://www.parkplaceltd.com/pre-owned-porsche-911-turbo-cars/detail/1987-Porsche-911-Turbo-Slantnose/282/WP0JB0934HS051447/~/ModelActual_~ExteriorColor_/5.

[Tt surgeon]

Overpriced?
Depends on the market, it's a pristine example with 8k miles, and they ain't making anymore.
Last yr a black one w 4k miles went for 100k, I know the buyer.
Many factors, originality, condition, miles, etc
Ultimately, the market will decide.

[1986 930]

I paid $32k for this '86 two years ago, 47k miles. Ultra-Smith/RUF Conversion. It has around 51k miles on it now. I think it is worth mid to low $40s now. So I am going to say about $55-$60k overpriced.

But if anyone would like to hand me $104k for it, I'm all in!

[1986 930]

I paid $32k for this '86 two years ago, 47k miles. Ultra-Smith/RUF Conversion. It has around 51k miles on it now. I think it is worth mid to low $40s now.

So I am going out on a limb and say that $104k might be a bit on the high side. But if someone will pay it, then it must be worth it!







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[tailwind22]

That is one sharp looking clean 86. My perception is you bought it very right.

[onboost]

Originally Posted by 1986 930

I paid $32k for this '86 two years ago, 47k miles. Ultra-Smith/RUF Conversion.

Nice car.. Euro model? Ultra-Smith did some really neat updates back in the day. What goodies did yours come with... Pics?

Thx

[Tt surgeon]

I paid $32k for this '86 two years ago, 47k miles. Ultra-Smith/RUF Conversion. It has around 51k miles on it now. I think it is worth mid to low $40s now.



So I am going out on a limb and say that $104k might be a bit on the high side. But if someone will pay it, then it must be worth it!

[/QUOTE]

I think you did very well, but I think this car being a factory 505 w little or no miles accounts for the price.
Originality, condition and miles are key IMO.
But once again, you got a great deal and I think your car is worth closer to 50k.