[djmcmath]

I took a look at prices the other day. Built a spreadsheet to keep track of it all for me, sort of like my own little "Kelly's Blue Book." Prices are all over the place. Some people really want to sell, and they recognize that the market is very depressed right now -- talk of recession, loss of liquidity, sub-prime "crisis," all of that. Other people think the market is great, and that Porsches appreciate in value (or something). I saw a mid-80's 930 listed at $66K, and I saw a '92 964 listed at $11K. No particular justification seemed apparent for those broadly disparate data points.

How desperate are you to sell? If you could hold off a couple of years, you could probably get a lot more for it. On the other hand, you'd probably miss out on a lot of great opportunities: there's a Realtor out there right now, looking out into his garage, at the beautiful 930 he bought when he was selling a dozen $800K houses a week at 3.5% commission. He's wondering how he's going to pay the bills now, knowing that he hasn't sold a single house in months, and how he can possibly unload that car of his.


But I shouldn't post when I've been drinking tequila. Cheers, mate, and good luck.

Dan