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Originally Posted by MichaelB

I sold my 1979 930 (in a unique PTS color) with Gooding in Scottsdale 2017. The car was a 8+ out of 10 (only demerit because it had a high quality repaint many years ago). I was at the auction then (and this year too) and watched the market closely for a year prior.
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At the auction its a crap shoot. When my car sold there was another 1979 with a lot of issues. However it was Grand Prix white with Pasha interior and because of that it brought more money than mine. My car was a 50k mile stunner. Perfect original interior with sport seats, records since new, all matching numbers, everything functioned as it did when new, drove impeccably. It sold for $115.5. The other white '79 showed lower mileage (undocumented), A/C was broken, gauges were fogged, engine leaked, interior re-done, probably a 7 out of 10 at its best. It sold for $140's. The prices were flipped flopped. It should have gone the other way, but on that day... It didn't.

No, it wasn't.

You can fix a broken A/C but you can't "fix" a repaint.

https://www.goodingco.com/vehicle/1979-porsche-930-4/

https://www.goodingco.com/vehicle/1979-porsche-930-5/