Early 'S' Values...

[Wayne 962]

Here's a data point from this weekend:

http://www.pelicanparts.com/swapmeet_pics/Rennsport_Reunion_04/HTML/Page-1699.htm

-Wayne

[JTO]

Where's the hood badge? Was it a nice car Wayne?

Troy

[Halm]

FWIW: I remember seeing that car over in one of the paddocks but not the particulars. I do remember a few of us saying that there were too many issues with the car to justify the price.

[svandamme]

that's price they go for over here in Europe
the just below average, person to person buy , not from a specialist price
say in 70% condition , leaking lill' bit of oil, no tensioners, not perfect paint with some rust to deal with in the future... needing moderate TLC...
in Euro's not Dollars

the prices with dealers/early 911 specialists are a lot higher over here : http://www.erpa.nl/db/overzichten/aanbod.php

[Zeke]

The way things are going, a T that nice will bring $17,000 soon, if it hasn't already.

[pwd72s]

a $9,000 car at Pomona, right Wayne?

[speeder]

Looks like a nice car w/ the right pieces form the photos. Something to consider is that some of the worst cars that I've ever seen for hidden rot were from Fla.

[ubiquity0]

Theres another early S on the classifieds here for less than $15,000.

[cegerer]

Possibly the funniest thing I saw at Rennsport this weekend was this sign on an early swb S .........

[RetroSC]

Good deals on S's are out there, it just takes a while and a bit of luck. My 67S was advertised in Collector Car Trader for a couple of weeks at 7K. Can't beleive nobody snagged it up before that.. I bought the first plane ticket I could and drove it half way across the country.

[pwd72s]

Originally posted by cegerer
Possibly the funniest thing I saw at Rennsport this weekend was this sign on an early swb S .........

Sweet Old Bruce! What would we ever do without him...
Yep, "buy the latest car you can afford..."