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I would sell it myself. And from the sound of the opening post above, "3.2 CAB" would do the same thing.
Paul, in Oregon, made sure his early S car went to an enthusiast who understands the importance of the car's heritage.
Sold as part of an estate, the chances of the car bringing the right price and going to a good home would be low. If I were selling my 911 and my family were at least somewhat well taken care of, I would advertise it for a price that represents a very good deal for the buyer, and then I would interview the buyers. When I found one that was going to appreciate the car like I did, that guy would buy the car. For a good price.
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Man of Carbon Fiber (stronger than steel)
Mocha 1978 911SC. "Coco"
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