Did haggerty value go up again?

[icemann427]

Originally Posted by Rawknees'Turbo

I disclosed that I have a really big ****

What goes at the end of that sentence?

1. Butt?
2. Nose?
3. Shoe?
4. Brow?
5. Neck?
6. Head?

[Rawknees'Turbo]

^^^

Number six is close!

[icemann427]

^^^^^^

Let's see...Mouth? No, dat is 5 of dem asterisk thingy's. Ear? No, dat be 3 of dem...Ah, hair! Dat be it. Hair is 4 of dem and is close to your head...

[93097004xx]

I venture to say any 930 75 to 79 original paint but well preserved, miles in the 30,000 or less range condition 2 is a solid $200,000 car. ALL DAY LONG.

Problem is there are very very few of these and they almost NEVER make it to auction. They are traded PRIVATELY.

A nice 930 no matter what the year is a and always will be a $100,000 car.

[Ferraripete]

Originally Posted by RarlyL8

Here we go again.
Driver 930's don't SELL for $100K.
Flippers want the prices to advertise as high as possible.
Insurance companies base premiums on value and prey on the egos of "collector" car owners and market hype. Hagerty can come buy my 930 for $180K all day long. I'll even wash it for them.

eBay is a joke. Think your 930 is worth $100K? Put it on the market for that and listen to the crickets chirp. I just bought an SC and a G50 Carrera for 1/3 the price they ask for on eBay.

Hendrick porsche in charlotte sold a driver quality 86 w/ 78k miles on it for $96k. Said to be a bit on the rough side but new owner wants to drive the hell out of it before restoring.