The $83k SC Cab.....

[matt930s]

Yes- it only has 19k miles, but damn, $83k?

Porsche 911 SC Cabriolet | eBay

MattR

[timchar]

For 83k I would buy 3 26k cars...probably needs an engine re-seal. A bit over the top. Tim

[specialtyoneinc]

Belongs in here.... People are seriously smoking crack.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-marketplace-discussion/877559-prices-make-me-laugh-19.html

[maninblack]

I don't know. Decent '83 cabs are hard to find and good ones are doing better than $50k these days. I just missed out on a 64k-mile example with an offer of $55k and a 49k-mile car sold in Nevada last month for $65k in less than a day (great color though, silver with red interior). I think this car would do that number if it was a better color. I still think it'll do $70k or better even in red.

[whiterabbit]

Originally Posted by maninblack

I don't know. Decent '83 cabs are hard to find and good ones are doing better than $50k these days. I just missed out on a 64k-mile example with an offer of $55k and a 49k-mile car sold in Nevada last month for $65k in less than a day (great color though, silver with red interior). I think this car would do that number if it was a better color. I still think it'll do $70k or better even in red.

Yeah I tend to agree. Its a one owner 83 with 19k miles, collectors love this stuff.

[trader220]

I don't think the markets quite there yet on this car, but its not way way off IMO.

In terms of collectability, its the right car. A one year only model, first 911 series cab, 1 owner, low miles, complete car with all docs and accessories.

The problem as I see it is.... you cant really drive it much, without hurting the value.