1975 930 value

[lite75]

Looking for the market value of a original 75 930. Does anyone know of any recent sales or ones currently on the market?

Thanks

[Macroni]

Very depended upon condition, mileage and originality. A friend bought an under 10,000 mile car for over $50,000 yet a very nice but highly modified car sold for under $30,000.
There are a few 75 turbos comparatives in the for sale section.

[racer]

Hopefully not the one in your sig since that doesn't seem to original x2 with Macaroni.. small pool to get samples from. Might be better asking in the 930 forum directly. Condition, mileage, maintenance and expected use all play into a buyers perceived value/pricing scheme.

[lite75]

Sitting on most of the original parts right now and wondering if I should return this car back to original and sell it before I change anything else.

Thanks for the replies.

[racer]

Originally Posted by lite75

Sitting on most of the original parts right now and wondering if I should return this car back to original and sell it before I change anything else.

Thanks for the replies.

imho, you should only sell it if you don't like the car anymore. Given the mods you've put on, seems like you do like the car. Don't think of it as a piggy bank or investment. Think of it as a 35 year old car that it is. Enjoy it, no matter its state of tune.

[Macroni]

+1 for what racer said but if you want to sell; 75s have gained cache. Originality!!!!!!!!

What type of interior did it have?

[cellison]

last year a 75 in the US sold for ~$65k. was orginal very nice car but not a pure concour car. because the build number of the 75 was so low and not avaliable in the US, they are becoming coveted. i wouldl like one instead of my 79.

[vipergreen]

Prices over here in Europe seems to be higher than in US, especially for My75 cars (VIN 93057xxxxx).
Excellent, original cars seem to be circa $100k, but restoration costs can be very high.

Which vin #is it yours?

Ciao
Andrea

[blacklotus99]

Your 75 will always be a valuable car. The numbers dont lie. 274 customer cars, who knows how many are left, maybe 100 or 150?

The best '75 cars are around the 150k money. Original unrestored low mileage cars. Perfect restored cars should easily break the 100k mark in europe perhaps close to it in the US.

If you are using it as a track car you might want to reconsider getting something more run of the mill where it doesnt matter so much if you put it in the wall. I wouldnt be surprised to see the best cars up around the 200-250k money in the next few years so all the others will follow. They are undervalued where they are now IMO.

[cellison]

agree on orginality for this car. l hope you still have the correct tail.

[lite75]

viper green, my vin is 9305700235.
Thanks for the feedback.