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There is another post here that deals with the issue from the other side. I have been looking (along with many others) for a late 80's 911 for some time now. The choices are either good, well maintained cars, priced substantially over the market, or moderately priced cars that needs thousands in repairs. Sure I can buy a run down 911 for $12k, or an average one for $21K. What most of us are looking for is the one in between; the $16 K car that is not a garage queen, has been taken care of, but is not in need of $10k worth of work, even though it may have 120,000 miles and have a few toehr minor issues.
I think there are many who will pay to market for a good car. if you look at the stuff in the classifieds, you will see car that get re-listed every 30 days for months and will not sell because they are priced too high. Like any market, price it right and it will sell.
My 2 cents anyway.
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