92 968 6 Speed Coupe

[DWBOX2000]

What does a black Concours Winning condition with 90k on it go for?

[walt]

Need more info. Coupe or Cab, manual or auto, service records?

[coldstart]

From the title, it is most likely a coupe and manual.

[DWBOX2000]

90k, 6 speed standard, black Coupe, recent clutch, belts, cooling system including radiator. Supposedly like new condition. 2 sets of wheels (16's and 17's both factory) and stainless sport exhaust. Everything works as should.

I am thinking about a trade, just have no idea what a sorted one goes for versus one that needs stuff.

[NYNick]

Originally Posted by DWBOX2000

90k, 6 speed standard, black Coupe, recent clutch, belts, cooling system including radiator. Supposedly like new condition. 2 sets of wheels (16's and 17's both factory) and stainless sport exhaust. Everything works as should.

I am thinking about a trade, just have no idea what a sorted one goes for versus one that needs stuff.

I don't know the value, but any car with 90K miles on it is not in "like new condition". That's just sales blather.

[thamlin000]

$20k

[walt]

Maybe 22.5K. Probably get more opinions on a water cooled forum.

[juanbenae]

[zedsn]

That is one way to get a hot tub home.

[ryans65]

what in christ name is going on there

[walt]

Here's the whole story. Looks like he rigged up a hand truck.

https://www.carscoops.com/2020/06/porsche-968-driver-busted-for-hauling-a-hot-tub-with-a-makeshift-trailer/

[ryans65]

is that a PCA sticker in the quarter glass?

[dsfnctn]

$25K lets see the car

[-Levi-]

I would like to see the car as well

[Marine Blue]

Originally Posted by DWBOX2000

90k, 6 speed standard, black Coupe, recent clutch, belts, cooling system including radiator. Supposedly like new condition. 2 sets of wheels (16's and 17's both factory) and stainless sport exhaust. Everything works as should.

I am thinking about a trade, just have no idea what a sorted one goes for versus one that needs stuff.

As someone who has shown my cars in concours for nearly 20 years I will say be careful with a “concours winning” car as a means of describing its condition. If the car didn’t have any competition in its class it will automatically win first place. Not to mention there are several classes, some are simply a wash and shine and don’t look at the engine or other areas as closely. I would ask the owner to provide a copy of the score sheet to see how many deductions it had and what class it was entered in. If he/she doesn’t have the score sheet I personally wouldn’t use it as a point of reference.

I see dealers enter their cars in concours all the time so they can say “concours winner” and while some are truly spectacular others leave lots to be desired.