1987 930 with 37k miles sold for $96000.

34 000 Miles Orginal Paint Show Quality Serviced Heavily Documented | eBay

nice price on that 87!!!

Here a few Id like to note. NOT sold but asking prices.

1989 930 with 78k miles asking $139,900

Porsche 911 Turbo | eBay

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1987 930 27k miles asking $93000

Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet | eBay


1979 930 65k miles asking $85000

Porsche 930 Coupe | eBay

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1979 930 with 48k miles asking $98,888

Porsche 930 930 Turbo | eBay

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1979 930 with 28k miles asking price of $129000

Porsche 930 | eBay

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1978 930 54k miles selling for $38250

This was a strong showing for a car that was basically a parts car.

Porsche 930 Turbo Coupe 2 Door | eBay

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1978 for $105k.

Paint-to-Sample 1978 Porsche 930 Project

Awwwwwe what a shame.

A fellow Pelican whom we've reached out several times to help http://forums.pelicanparts.com/911-930-turbo-super-charging-forum/803103-930-dream-comes-true.html?highlight=wgwollet

I thought he would get her on the road and enjoy the boost... instead he couldn't resist the lure of the money-bag huh?

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So this is that one that went for 60k or so on eBay a month back or so? Nice flip if you can get the price...of course if that basket case can get 105k, my car must be worth

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Edit...I see now its not that same car that was on eBay

This is a nice site where you can view cars sold for the last several years.

Collector Car Price Tracker

you could almost convince me that the 6 figure prices for the pristine examples shown is reasonable. In no way can I make sense of almost 40k for a poor condition, non running, repainted car with perhaps some rust.

No my car is not the one everybody talks about that sold on Evil Bay for $60,000. Mine is a different color and interior.

Onboost, I appreciated help from the forum, things change. I still have the car, in time it will sell, it's a great car...the front fuel pump needs replaced, it doesn't energizes when given 12V. I have so many projects, and no time to get them done, out of space too, I am knee deep into restoring a 69E and I have another 930 I can't even get time to drive. I believe the cars need driven not looked at so it's time to move some of them.

With prices going up so quickly..it's hard not to..:D

What a joke. Mr Martin is in the dark ages of 930 current values. Have him or anyone he knows get the 75-79 930s @ his prices and I along with many will easily pay double or triple his chart evaluations. I would be embarrassed to have my name associated with such an inaccurate ( or unrevised ) published list of current market conditions. Talk about "low ball"!! However if any seller believes that stuff I hope they call me.:D

yeah, no kidding...jwasbury would be seriously tempted by six figure offers for the blue bomber:D

So you're saying he faked all those auctions?

The reason the charts are flawed is that it lumps all the 911 wide body and "turbo look" cars in with the real 930's.

Was not just him but Ebay is listed? I'm saying that evaluation is way off of 930 prices. If i were to sell based upon that info i would be pretty pi$$ed off. I've known Keith for decades and he must not be paying attention to what he is putting his name on. He was very attentive to rise of values over the decades as the Rolls & Bentley, Mercedes, Ferrari, Aston, and muscle market changed. You do not need to be a expert to know 930 Porsche are hot lately. If you rely on those numbers to buy you will be the luckiest guy to get one or just be wasting your time.

Yea, those charts and graphs did seem unusually low. I was just interested to see the auctions. Those showed what 930's were selling for 5-10 years ago. But the recent spike in 930 prices, especially in the 1976-1978 years, was not well represented at all.

I've always found the Hagerty Price Guide much closer to current market conditions. Though even their data is up to six months old as they only publish 3 times a year and it is based on historical info at the point it was published. The current edition #23 was published back in December. I'm looking forward to seeing their updated values which I believe comes out May 1st.

Hagerty Price Guide Report: 1977 930 Turbo

Price guides are always just that: a guide to give some perspective. In fast moving markets, or those where actual transaction data is scarce, the price guides will never be able to keep up as well as someone who is really in tune with the market.