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[QUOTE=rdwinelover;8550538]150k for a 77

Here is my 77. $150 is for one like the 76, not much original anymore. It required a complete and was not that correct, if that means anything. Still nice but not excellent "factory original" like mine, which looks drives and rides like a dream.

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Originally Posted by rdwinelover (Post 8550538)

150k for a 77

Here is my 77. $150 is for one like the 76, not much original anymore. It required a complete and was not that correct, if that means anything. Still nice but not excellent "factory original" like mine, which looks drives and rides like a dream.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1427507418.jpg
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1427507569.jpg
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1427507587.jpg

Beautiful car and that may be one to keep. Thats a solid example. Nicest original 930 I think Ive seen posted on here!

FYI

Autoweek's review of the '79 930....

Autoweek 930 review

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Originally Posted by tonypeoni (Post 8550722)

Beautiful car and that may be one to keep. Thats a solid example. Nicest original 930 I think Ive seen posted on here!

Thanks, my feelings also. Impeccable credentials, Gilmore family originally owned before I got it, headquarters Classic car club of America ( Gilmore Museum) and kept and maintained at the Museum when not being used. If I'm going to keep a stock one more than likely this will be it.

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Originally Posted by rdwinelover (Post 8550538)

150k for a 77

200k+ for a 76 on their way to 300k

Someone stole that 76...

Anyone know how many miles it had showing? I couldn't see this anywhere in the listing...

Starting to see some really doggy 930s on ebay. Not posting pics of them. People are dragging cars out of the backyard and attaching a 100k price tag to them. A nice 930 is worth 100k yes. But a flower pot no.

sold in 2 days for ??

Porsche 911 930 | eBay

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Originally Posted by tonypeoni (Post 8549780)

1979 930 26k miles asking $44000

Porsche 911 930 | eBay

Project car, I believe this is typical of a great number of 1970s R.o.W 930s. A number of 930s sit in similar condition. This seems to be greater with cars 1985 and down especially with cars 1975/1979.

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Originally Posted by tonypeoni (Post 8555070)

Just wait. You should see what $100k buys you in a 65 911 or Ess.

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Originally Posted by WERK I (Post 8550913)

FYI

Autoweek's review of the '79 930....

Autoweek 930 review

I don't think Dr. Peters brings that car out much as he is very near me and I have never seen this one before. Not at any of the local PCA events, Cars and Coffee, nor just tooling around. Oh well, I guess that could be said about my 930 as well since I've had it laid-up for so long...

Interesting article none the less.

Ice green is bad azz!!!