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1911Guy 02-06-2008 07:47 PM

Value of 1968 Targa - Soft window
 
Looking into a 1968 Soft Window Targa 912 and I would like to know what the current values are ranging.

Car is an older restoration with a fresh <2000 miles ago trans and engine rebuild. Everything else seems complete and correct. Probably an 8 or 9 out of 10.

I know it's hard to determine without seeing the car, just looking for ball park figures.

What does Excellence's last Market Value Report say?

Thanks,

Mark

Scott Douglas 02-07-2008 04:27 AM

Ask this over on the 912bbs site:
www.912bbs.org

You'll get a lot more answers there.
-SD

Jim Chambers 02-07-2008 02:43 PM

Oct. '07 Excellence says low of $10282, good $11691 and excellent $15650 for '68 912 targa. He doesn't distinguish between rear window types. Prices are same for '67's and they would all be soft.

356racing 02-07-2008 03:07 PM

RM Sold a restored one for around 25K in Phoenix last year.

1911Guy 02-09-2008 05:34 AM

Thanks for all the input.

wkbergman 02-19-2008 07:16 AM

Hmm,
It is not [or used to be] virgin Mary blue? Don't recall the original name for that color. I had such a one, ordered while I was in Vietnam. And then decided not to extend, though I was enjoying my work in the 101st Abn - I wanted to pick it up at the importer and DRIVE. Did so in May '68. Wish I still knew the serial #.
It went back to Europe '69-71, and I sold it in Kentucky when at Ft Knox, and I fell badly in love with a 911E Targa which I still have. I had the soft window zipper replaced under warranty, so the zipper on mine was visibly not original. The original zipper's teeth had square tips; the replacement was more like a helix.
Be sure to check for rust in the usual places - in '68 nothing was zinked yet.
WB

1911Guy 02-19-2008 11:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wkbergman (Post 3777943)
Hmm,
It is not [or used to be] virgin Mary blue?

Nope, but thanks for asking.

What color is Virgin Mary Blue?


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