1972 911T with E motor value?

[GaryR]

Buddy has it in NY, no-rust (that is evident) stock car other than the upgraded engine, had the pan replaced years ago, he is curious of the approximate current value now.. White/Black interior.

[blucille]

Hey Gary. Hope all is well.

Prices vary dramatically- mostly about condition.

Some cars with needs would be in the 60-75k range

A stunner could be 120k pretty easily.

Easy to say he’s in between. 85-105 is probably a good bet, paint might not be perfect, decent interior but not perfect. Basically rust free, driver quality, engine has good numbers and service records.

72’s typically carry a bit of a premium.

[GaryR]

Originally Posted by blucille

Hey Gary. Hope all is well.

Prices vary dramatically- mostly about condition.

Some cars with needs would be in the 60-75k range

A stunner could be 120k pretty easily.

Easy to say he’s in between. 85-105 is probably a good bet, paint might not be perfect, decent interior but not perfect. Basically rust free, driver quality, engine has good numbers and service records.

72’s typically carry a bit of a premium.

It's a solid car, maybe a 7-8 quality wise. He is going to have a shop go through it and to be sure the fuel system is cleaned out before advertising as he hasn't been driving it a lot.

[GaryR]

Ok, stop with the PM's please. I am not his agent nor will I put anyone in contact with him. I asked a question in the "Porsche Marketplace Discussion" forum, if you would like to add to what @blucille said please do, but do not contact me. If/when he wants to sell it he will place an ad... or you will see it on BAT.

[NYNick]

A 1971 911 in NY that has no rust is a unicorn. Still worth a pretty penny, but my bet is a thorough inspection will yield some areas of concern.

I sold a 72 T a few years ago that needed restoration for $65k.

[GaryR]

Originally Posted by NYNick

A 1971 911 in NY that has no rust is a unicorn. Still worth a pretty penny, but my bet is a thorough inspection will yield some areas of concern.

I sold a 72 T a few years ago that needed restoration for $65k.

Nick, it's a 72 and I know the pan has been replaced, so it's fairly typical of a well cared for early car.

[NYNick]

Originally Posted by GaryR

Nick, it's a 72 and I know the pan has been replaced, so it's fairly typical of a well cared for early car.

Very well Gary. Longhoods are hot hot hot! GLWS.

[Matt Monson]

Cleaned up and running nicely he could sell something like that for close to six figures.

[matt930s]

So incorrect motor (albeit much better) has no or minimal impact to value?

[Matt Monson]

Originally Posted by matt930s

So incorrect motor (albeit much better) has no or minimal impact to value?

In this instance, yes.