924s

[Toast54]

Here's another I saw, but this really threw me for a loop.
https://www.leakecar.com/vehicle/29331/1987-Porsche-924-/
The GT3 under the hatch and a missing 924S decal. I only ask, really, because I do have one, but I would never have imagined one to sell for for 6750.00, especially as un-remarkable as it appears. Am I missing something?

[touringmandan]

It's a clean, low mileage 924S. I think $6,750 is about market if it really has 43k and is all original.
(except the timing/balance belts!)

[thamlin000]

I agree that this 924S looks pretty nice except for the incorrect badging on the rear. Likely an indication of a repaint. Dash cap is hiding cracks too. $6,750 seems right to me.

For comparison, here is an early 944 with 58k mi. Original owner, original paint-Copenhagen Blue, LSD, sunroof delete, sport shocks/rear sway, sport seats, raised hub steering wheel....basically every good option except Fuchs. Don't be surprised when it sells tomorrow for over $15k.....could it even get $20k?

1984 Porsche 944 | Bring a Trailer

Top notch cars from the 924/944 series have taken off in price. That said, the typical $500-$2,000 924/944 craigslist beaters are still worthless.