Set Price '95 993 C-4 Cab

[tjbrune]

Hey men,

Would like some input on pricing my car.
All original stock, perfect interior, minor rockchips, nickel-size shallow door ding passenger door, paint intact. Leather seats like new.
About 30k miles.
New top. Plastic rear window (ugh, of course)
No wrecks or mechanical (except repair auto top...........wouldn't go back).
Original speakers shot, tape player, no CD. Actually was in the process of getting new system bought, but can either do it myself, or sell as is, and let new buyer do what he wants.
Will try to get some pictures taken and posted.
A/C works great in Houston summer.
Car has been paid for for 3 years, I'm second owner. First owner Radiologist female German friend of mine (married to my Marguette Dental School buddy). Only reasons I concider selling are, I really want a Targa, I'm not hot over the gray/gray color scheme, have seen so many neat older cars here for , half of what I "think" mine is worth, would like to pull some cash out and buy a second good penning horse.
Car in Houston.....never pulled a horse trailer or boat : > )

What is the web-site that has "Bluebook" car values ? Don't tell me Bluebook.com : > )))

No point in selling for less than $ 35k, I aould think worth around 40k, but don't really know the market for that car.

thanks

[project935]

Kelly Blue Book - www.kbb.com
Edmund's Price Guide - www.edmunds.com
NADA Guide - www.nadaguides.com

Those are the "standards" in car pricing. I hear for Porsches they may be low. Compare your car with similar ones on the market or check out the Excellence Porsche magazine value guide - updated every issue I think.

[jnnking]

The Feb '04 issue of Excellence has $33,657 as a low and $43,150 for the high. This is for the '95 C4 Cab and are listed as 2003 prices.