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Value of recently rebuilt 915
Does anyone have a feel for the value of a recently professionally rebuilt, read as <4K miles, 915 gear box. I cannot find any for sale on the classified page to see what people are asking.
Any help?
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03-16-2003, 12:19 PM
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it's hard to get a grand out of them, even though it cost more than that to rebuild them. probably $7-800.
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03-16-2003, 02:00 PM
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John, For a recently rebuilt one w/ reciepts? I sold one needing rebuild at Dunkle's for almost that much to a shop owner who is not known for overpaying for things, if you get my drift.
 I would guess that it would sell quickly on this BBS's "for sale" board @ $1500/best offer, I assume no ltd. slip. I had people who wanted my 915 ltd. slip rebuilt for $2200, but I decided not to sell it. 
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I would have a receipt for the rebuild. It is very fresh.
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