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Geneman 01-07-2023 06:32 PM

MY bad in using the semantic/ vernacular form of " garden variety". I really meant it simply. looks like a garden variety turbo 964.... nothing else... and nobody off the street would ever ID is such... but the tweaks , internals ( not much new here except the 956 motor tweaks) rarity and .... but if you value overall performance. it seems the cgt just kills it by and order of magnitude. jmho...

aschen 01-07-2023 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by spuggy (Post 11891069)
Yeh, the Motronic 3.6 964 Turbo was already fairly rare at fewer than 1500 built - really not the same as the 964 turbo that kept the 3.3 CIS motor embarrassingly late.

Being an S means it was built after the production run ended from 90 left-over bodies by Porsche Exclusiv (from Wikipedia: huh, did not know that).

Compounding that, according to the interwebs, 76 of those S models were built as the 965 flachbau mutation (not the same as the 911/930 flacbaus) - so a "regular" fender 3.6 Turbo S like the one on BAT would be even rarer.

The price reflects originality/rarity - just like the asking price for a factory SC/RS wouldn't bear any resemblance to the price of a regular SC...

Wasnt the 965 turbo 3.6 cis? Pretty sure it is, maybe the last ar to get that rube Goldberg system

Not condoning the pricing on either of these cars but basically the best of breed for the iconic air-cooled turbo. A special edition of an already special car. 993tt was a way better car but ushered in the modern turbo.

Cgt is pretty common by hyper car standards.

Really killer non S turbo 3.6 in an aubergine purple sold for 400k on bat last week. I can almost see that.

rattlsnak 01-07-2023 09:16 PM

I always follow the 965 cars as they have always been my favorite p-car and they have always commanded a higher price. More than the 993 TT, even way before the market went crazy..

rattlsnak 01-07-2023 09:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Ayles (Post 11890994)
So what is a 1994 965 turbo engine worth these days? My Father in law started stuffing one in his 83 cabriolet about 15 years ago and has since passed away. The car has been sitting for years untouched/unfinished in his shop. Basically as he left it in 2017.

I bought one for $10k (@ 15 years ago..) and stuffed it into a 78 SC.. I’m guessing @$20k today for a complete engine..

sc_rufctr 01-07-2023 10:01 PM

I keep thinking of young Téa Leoni ;)

"Bad boys, bad boys whatcha gonna do?"

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1673161257.jpg

Bob Kontak 01-08-2023 04:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Geronimo '74 (Post 11890969)
You need to look up garden variety…
A 964 turbo S is not it. Only about 80 or 85 ever made…


In short: what Noah said… :)

+1

I think they were around $200k when new.

Dan J 01-08-2023 05:28 AM

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Originally Posted by spuggy (Post 11891069)
Yeh, the Motronic 3.6 964 Turbo was already fairly rare at fewer than 1500 built - really not the same as the 964 turbo that kept the 3.3 CIS motor embarrassingly late.

Being an S means it was built after the production run ended from 90 left-over bodies by Porsche Exclusiv (from Wikipedia: huh, did not know that).

Compounding that, according to the interwebs, 76 of those S models were built as the 965 flachbau mutation (not the same as the 911/930 flacbaus) - so a "regular" fender 3.6 Turbo S like the one on BAT would be even rarer.

The price reflects originality/rarity - just like the asking price for a factory SC/RS wouldn't bear any resemblance to the price of a regular SC...

Interested in what you term "Motronic 3.6 Turbo" To me it looks like a CIS equipped car Just curious

spuggy 01-08-2023 09:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Dan J (Post 11891269)
Interested in what you term "Motronic 3.6 Turbo" To me it looks like a CIS equipped car Just curious

Early 964 turbo had 3.3 CIS, quite similar to the 930 3.3. Although I seem to recall an added electronic module to fiddle with CIS control pressure under boost. And they dropped the very cold Bosch W-3 DPO plugs first spec'd in the 70's when the factory thought they were building 250 track beasts for racing homologation so the 934/935 would be eligible...

Second gen 964 turbo 92-94 (often dubbed "Turbo 2" by owners) got the 3.6 motor with Motronic DME, electronic injectors, speed/reference sensors etc. It's an EFI car like the 951, launched 6 years earlier in 1986.

There may be a way to tell just by looking at them, but I don't know what it is - from the outside, both generations of 965 look identical to me... :D

aschen 01-08-2023 12:41 PM

94 3.6l turbo is k jetronic cis, 99% sure would love to see evidence to the contrary though. It did have more electronic bandaids than earlier systems but still mechanical injection

aschen 01-08-2023 12:45 PM

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Originally Posted by rattlsnak (Post 11891195)
I bought one for $10k (@ 15 years ago..) and stuffed it into a 78 SC.. I’m guessing @$20k today for a complete engine..

Man i would think much higher today if complete 3.6t engine in good nick. I think 20k for a nice complete 3.3 is probably a decent find. Im not really in touch with the market thoigh

rattlsnak 01-08-2023 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by aschen (Post 11891600)
Man i would think much higher today if complete 3.6t engine in good nick. I think 20k for a nice complete 3.3 is probably a decent find. Im not really in touch with the market thoigh

Youre probably right, $25 K on the LOW end..

spuggy 01-08-2023 03:04 PM

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Originally Posted by spuggy (Post 11891458)
Second gen 964 turbo 92-94 (often dubbed "Turbo 2" by owners) got the 3.6 motor with Motronic DME, electronic injectors, speed/reference sensors etc. It's an EFI car like the 951, launched 6 years earlier in 1986.

OK, this statement seems to be entirely incorrect, as PET for 1994 shows a CIS fuel distributor with a 930 part #, and 2 different CIS air flow sensors...

I must have misunderstood or remembered the conversation with my wrench. Or maybe the car on the ramp he gestured towards was a 993 turbo, and I thought it was a 965...

My apologies...

Jeff Alton 01-14-2023 01:47 PM

The 965 cars were CIS.


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