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Originally Posted by Rednine11
Someone give me a ballpark idea what that 904 is worth, I have to know .....
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Approaching $2mil
1964 Porsche 904 Carrera GTS 904-026 – sold for €1,428,000 Recent complete restoration to exacting standards. Documented ownership and extensive successful competition history. Hugely eligible for leading historic motoring events and rallies. Auction Source: 2015 Paris by RM Auctions
1964 Porsche 904 Carrera GTS 904-045 – sold for €1,288,000 Originally owned by Frazer Nash Works driver and Porsche privateer Dickie Stoop. The first example imported to England. Only 904 finished in Irish Green. Beautifully restored; only three owners from new. Recent engine rebuild by four-cam specialist Bill Doyle. Auction Source: 2014 Paris by RM Auctions
1964 Porsche 904 Carrera GTS 904-057 – sold for $1,595,000 The Ultimate Four-Cam, Four-Cylinder Porsche. Outstanding Spanish Racing History. Consistent Class and Overall Winner in Period. Well-Documented Provenance. Matching-Numbers Original Bodied Example. Believed to Be a 14,000-Mile Car. Presented in Original 1964 Livery. Offered with Extensive History File, Tool Kit , and Owner’s Manual. Perfect Candidate for Leading International Events. Documented by Porsche Historian Jürgen Barth. Auction Source: Gooding & Company’s 10th Anniversary 2013 Pebble Beach Auction
Data based on 9 auction sales
•Average Sale Value : $1,442,156
•Lowest Sale Value : $253,000
•Highest Sale Value : $1,936,693
here is a photo of a racing fibreglass body which Porsche made to make it as light as possible. I took this photo at the Porsche museum
You can see the light shining through the body shell
