I'm yet to see a set of those you can bolt a knock-off to, I kind of like the knock-off's.

---Adam

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Prices on rust free cars in southern California are holding firm

Here are the patch panels that came out of my A coupe. It was the cheapest A driver I could find http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1579580132.jpg

prices are now holding firm in Vancouver - following a bit of a drop, last year.

Prices are dropping in Earnest? What about prices out of Earnest?
Tom Swift said he was feeling gay, but he was only half in Earnest.
Outside of a dog, a book is a man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read.
(with apologies to Groucho).

Good analysis and results from AZ, but you’ll need FB to read it.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1836408476490698&id=510515145 746711

Only 4 Porsches mentioned in his list.
Bonhams had 11 including an RS that stalled at $520,000.
'79 Turbo for $97K
'71 T for $72K
'89 Speedster $123K
'76 Turbo $84K

RM did sell a '76 914 for $53,200. They had 13 cars
The Turbos were no where near what they sold for in '14-'15

I was more impressed with the Gooding results. 11 Friday and 13 on Saturday.
David seems to get good cars at all venues.:D

A '79 SC Targa went over estimates and sold for $123,200. Of course the 914/6 GT hit it out of the park at $995,000!

Yes, only 4, but it points out that the supply problem is market wide. There’s a lot of crud being offered right now. Top cars will still being top dollar and an absence of good #2 cars on offer leads to more poor sales results all around because sellers of 3s are reaching and dreaming.

Hammer Price should be on your phone!😉

This low mile Venetian Blue 87 Carrera did well.

$99K

https://www.barrett-jackson.com/Events/Event/Details/1987-PORSCHE-911-CARRERA-238568

Believe Matt M is right on.
With new Porsche over $100k don’t believe most buyers want a very average car needing something....
When it needs something , it needs a lot.
Really great original, low miles and not needing anything bring strong money.
Restored to a fine level still bring top dollars.

I'm here in Vancouver as well, not many air cooled 3.2's for sale here in town, that I can see anyway other than the targa on CL and the one that ran through BAT but didn't complete in the Fall out of Deep Cove. It seems that sellers here don't really advertise and most cars trade through repair shops or word of mouth. That's how I bought mine in 2016 then plowed a truck load of money into it.

I've both a SC and 3.2 but am just waiting for the spring to list. Not many quality cars listed the past 4 months, if at all.

Low miles commands dollars; love the 15s. As strong as that price is, it is down from the highs. It might be the BJ venue that held it back , it might have done better at Goodings type venue.

Not where I'd sell a car. To much chaff mixed in.

yup. few tired ones on craig's .... have sat there forever.
folks certainly squabble over nice air cooled units - i have that on good authority.
the big bucks folks in town? sky's the limit for perfection. Alex @ Eurosport has an '88. as perfect and original as humanly possible - he says people basically beg him to sell it. name your price sorta thing. it was his first Japanese import (of many) - he let it go once - was fortunate enough to get it back. never again, he says ...... i tried. haha.
the dealer on Boundary ( https://www.companyofcars.com/ ) - those cars have sat for months. (perhaps) slightly overpriced? tiptronics, usually .......

Corcars (same guy on boundary) had an 88 when I was looking but my slate grey 89 came up so I snapped it up. Mine is a local car sold at mcl originally and it's been great. I havent seen that other 88 but I do get a lot of interest in my car locally. There was the cassis one in port moody but i do not know if it sold. He wanted very strong money, like 65k cdn. Everything is expensive in Vancouver!

And YOU need to get back on the corner and make my money, bisch, or you'll get the pimp hand, again!!!

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that Rianna singer is going to be famous just watch!

back on subject:

personally, I wish they all would all just go down to 6,000 to 9,000 dollars again..

I hear that a lot, until it comes time for that guy to sell something, than he becomes an instant capitalist wanting today's top dollar.

---Adam

Adam,
Ha ha, true! All I know is, I drive a $4,000 dollar car differently than I drive a $40,000 car
(or a $400,000 car for that matter!)

I don’t get it. Rihanna has made a career out of rhythmic yelling. She’s terrible.

What is a 70 / 71 T coupe worth these days?
Driver without significant rot?

I’ve been keeping my eye out and there seems to be a blurring still between cars needing resto and cars that are okay drivers.

I’ve seen a few together T’s in the $70s a couple in the mid $60s and a few I think might be resto projects tarted up as drivers in the $50s.

Is this about right? Am I just looking in the wrong places?

Decent 912s (non E) seem to start around $35k. I’d really like a longhood in my garage at some point to keep Matt’s 3.2 company.

I think it depends on how patient you are. You should be able to find a driver that will eventually need work in 40s. You can find nice projects in the 30s.

I've seen plenty of nice 993 cabs with fairly low miles, 40's to 70's around for cheap cheap prices compared to a couple years ago.

Here's a band that turbo powwwaaaaed a Rihanna song!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vvviVulgdms

Thanks MAH77
I think I will have to improve my ‘google fu’ to find something that’s not still speculative in its pricing.

I'm asking the same question. As you see from my sig, I've got a 72 that needs a little TLC if you want, or full on restore. I'm not doing the latter.
And I love to have a SWB 912 in my garage but I don't see that happening owning its big brother.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-cars-sale/1047856-1971-911-t-targa-95k-org-miles.html

That post is 2 months old and if it hasn't sold yet, it's worth checking out. Me, I'm not a Targa fan.

A pink super Carrera targa sitting at 30k. The market is dead.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-cars-sale/1023818-82-911-california-super-carrera-targa-sale.html

Targas aren't hot sellers except where they can be used year round. This one is doubly damned by the color combination. Face it, markets are good for good cars. This ain't it.

You’re not a regular around here. My comment was mocking the whole thread and it’s premise. And the guys who post single weird cars as market makers, when they are actually market outliers. ;)

I get it but this one would still be a bust if it had half the miles on it.

Exactly my point. And who TF calls them Super Carreras? It’s an SC!!!

I prefer Carrera Supreme(like a regular Carrera but with cheese and sour cream). I don’t know why you are mocking the thread and it’s premise, as the highly lauded economic genius Shuggy Boogie pointed out demand is going to zero and in 10,000yrs no one will want these cars.

That’s the French name for them.

What color is that actually, champagne? It's really ugly, whatever it's called - reminds me of the nasty, fleshtone colors that Porsche thought was cute.

The color you are looking for is baby ****.

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