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With a cracked dash, that's not a nice S2. But yes, they are out there. There was one on Cape Cod for 2 weeks for $6K that was immaculate with a long list of upgrades and necessary/standard repairs. I see at last 1 every 2 weeks. Try crazedlist.org.
But really Matt, if you are looking to make money on a car, a 944 is one of the last you should be looking at. Nice, comfy cars around town that shine on the track when pushed hard, but in the entire history of 944s, I don't think anyone has ever made $ on one.
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I love crazedlist. I think part of the disconnect is geography. A car that is rare in the midwest may be common on the coasts. Probably part of my success, I don't have many competitors selling similar cars, at least not within 1000 miles.
This making money on cars isn't science. I got a pretty good deal on my 951 and probably netted $500 when it sold. No matter the car, if you buy it cheap you can make money on it. Plus I get to enjoy driving it in the meantime.