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I think the ad was great.. it was appeared as full disclosure for a car that although not original, was a very clean slightly modified driver. A sports purpose 911. There is a market for those cars too.. especially tastefully done.

Hmm, but then again I'm biased. While I appreciate a very clean & stock early 911, I more enjoy a modified car.

I own a 73S, its modified w/SC flares, Recaro seats, ducktail.. on & on... It was modded way before anyone gave a hoot about the value of an old 911, and much prior to the "sports purpose" look really catching on. I did it because I needed more out of the car, had an SC but liked my earlier car better.

In answering the question.. "Over/under?" its just plain hard to say these days.. the economy has changed a lot, the number of buyers and the overall demand have both dwindled. However, I think someone will still pay what they think is fair for a quality car, and not all buyers are concerned that with #'s matching, correct color etc.. I think that's a different market and buyer all together.

I have noticed a trend in the number of cars being sold to Europe once again.

Just my 02 cents..

Paul