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Originally Posted by msort81

Really amusing to see so many delusional sellers out there in a flat market. This lot need to find a delorean with a time machine to get close to their numbers

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-cars-sale/1031893-1987-911-coupe-white-w-black-interior.html
7 year old tires 110k miles fior $54,000.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-cars-sale/1033145-1991-964-c2-coupe-manual.html
70k miles for $75,000

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-cars-sale/1031150-f-s-guards-red-1976-backdate-3-0l-nj.html
From $75k to $62.5 Still needs to drop this to the mid 40's

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-cars-sale/1031925-1974-porsche-911-u-s-carrera-129-000-00-a.html
You never get your money back on a hotrod ...

The white coupe is $6k to $9K over market right now. Sure it could use a couple or few easy items that just take a few bucks and time to make it worth closer to the asking price.

The 964 is not crazy high. I wouldn't pay current 964 prices. They're nice cars, and I have owned many many many including some rare models over the last 25 years so I am just not interested in paying the prices for these things. But I think this car would do $ on BAT. Its also a late 1991 so it has the updated cylinders with gaskets.


The back date car is tougher.... The motor is fresh, the suspension is fresh... the body is pretty fresh... It presents well. He started at $75k ... I think it will sell in the $50's.


The 74 is a total crap shoot... Looks like a fun car that was well done but as has been said you don't get your money out of these modded cars. I also wouldn't pay any premium just because it has a US Carrera vin number on the chassis.