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73 S Targa: Guess the Winning Bid!
It's time for the weekly "Evaluate-This-Early-S-on-Ebay" thread. Take a look and submit your best guess as to the winning bid (not what you would pay, but what an eBayer will pay!). And don't forget about the $35K early S Targa on eBay a few weeks ago before making your guess!
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Nice looking car, but the seats gotta go IMO. I'll take a stab at it and say 10500.00.
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my memory is not the best, but I swear I have seen that car/ad on e-bay before. To venture a guess: $11,111.11 later, Max
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Big B, your recent 993 purchase has blurred your vision somewhat
![]() It is a rare machine, the '73 Targa. Seats must go, PMO is ok I guess if the "unreliable" MFI is still included. Nasty that it's red and not the original black. My guess is that it's been around a bit, given there is no verification of the mileage. Still, perhaps a 20k car? Lets wait and see.
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Put me in for $25,500 (I wouldnt pay that much, but i bet someone on Ebay will)
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While not as photogenic as the silver car that went for big $$$ a few weeks back, this IS, after all, a numbers matching, original, complete (MFI in a box, right?) most desireable year 1973 911S.
I would call this a pretty good #2 condition car. It needs the seats, some other interior work (love the steering wheel though, where can I get one of those?), also the MFI replaced and the webers put in a box, and it is a color change repaint, probably the worst knock on the car, actually. According to Keith Martin this car should sell between $16K and $21K in just the condition we see it here. My guess is $24,400 though, because.........ITS ON EBAY!!!!!!!
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Well, it's bazaar that Californiaclassix has changed their user-name and somehow erased ALL feedback from the last 12 months or so.
![]() As for the steering wheel, I think it's a "Grant", sold at Pepboys, as cheap as they come. |
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I'll bite- $18,500, and easily worth it if it has no rust and is mechanically sound. A set of original comfort seats in good condition would be cheap, plus Webers & the steering wheel are pretty decent to live with, and period-correct.
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Hey Denis, are you serious? I recognized the CalClassux style but figured this guy was copying them. -- Curt
The rest of you guys are probably right, but I thought I was being optimistic at $14,500!! Let's see: needs paint, seats, dash, carpet, door pocket, MFI re-installation, rocker trim, door handles, door panels (to get rid of funky-looking speakers), correct radio, etc......... plus no documentation???? On second thought, can I up my guess to $22,500? ![]() Last edited by cegerer; 06-24-2002 at 05:50 PM.. |
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id say 16900, as its in California...but the seats would go better in my MR2!
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oh yeah, it's him
Nobody could copy them that well. Those ads might as well be copyrighted. The guy is hilarious; I can just imagine him buying these cars off of the owner: "Original MFI in a box?? Carburetors? Color change? True milage unknown? Nobody wants 'em like this, and WTF happened to the original seats?? Guess I could give you $6500.00 for it, but I do have cash!"
![]() For the right price it might be a good car, looks OK, I know that there aren't many real "S"s around, this ass-clown seems to find a lot of 'em. |
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My (useless) opinion - I reckon about 16-18k too. Numbers matching good. Wrong paint, seats and tired-looking interior bad.
PMO back to MFI swap might break even given value of the PMOs and assuming the MFI needs rebuilding. And I have definitely seen that steering wheel before on California Classix...
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Denis..moderator violation !!
Be careful Denis, one of PP moderators ( OS ) will send you a trolling ticket for calling the seller a name.....BTW, wuz up with "nostatic's" car aquisition??
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The pictures make it look plain, and I think pictures are the biggest factor in an ebay sale. My guess would be 14-15K.
CaliforniaClassix currently has
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Actually, there are three [places screen names selling cars on eBay using this format: CaliforniaClassix, Hollywoodsfinest, and Lagunasfinest. They all use the exact same style of photos and text, with only the first using the occasional model shoot. Since CaliforniaClassix does author auction web pages as a sideline (they offer the service on their site), I always figured that the other two simply paid Bill & Co. to create pages for them occasionally. Since the models are extra, I suppose they just don't want to spring for them...
That's the simplest explanation, I think. Fact is, CC does get results with their style, and I can see similar car brokers wanting some of that action. Emanuel PS: I agree with the poster that claims the car's been up before. I remember it as well, mostly because of those awful seats. IIRC, it wasn't photographed as well last time, and didn't meet the reserve.
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I gotta believe a numbers-matching '73 S Targa has some good value. If it doesn't now, it surely will. One of the funnest cars ever.
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Quote:
http://www.californiaclassix.com/girls.html
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$16,300 on ebay! A better photo would pull more.
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Put me down for $12500.
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