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1961 Porsche RS61 - What is this worth?
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SCM lists $500K to $700K.
Hope this helps. Doug 75 911S |
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Grand Prix Classics has this RSK Spyder for sale and I think they told me $595k when I was in there.
http://www.grandprixclassics.com/FactSheets/Porsche%20RSK%20Spyder.htm
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Of course, I'm sure there is a discount if you buy two.
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Is the RS61 the one that Urs Gretner hand built in his shop in Los Alamitos? If it is, I saw what they started with, not much. All the exterior body panels are new, hand hammered on wooden bucks. The bucks are still there if you happen to need a panel for your RS.
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I think Motion should pay off the debt and take a loan for one of THOSE babies!
oops...I'm cross fertilizing OT - will they multiply? 
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If my memory is correct, Dan Gurney's '67 Eagle F1 car complete with a Westlake engine recently sold for almost 455K pounds sterling ($730K). I guess that compares pretty well with a 908 or 917 as listed above. There is a pretty big jump in performance for that last couple of (hundred) thousand!
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I recall an ex BMW dealer here in Wichita, Kansas that
restored one over an 8 year period and sold it to a Japanese collector for 1.1 million, but that was over ten years ago. Boy did they sound neat and the "bean" oil they used had a really differant smell. Keith |
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Using this price guide, What would an 86 grey market turbo coupe
with 15k miles on it be worth?? Keith |
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