Value of '74 911 Coupe

[touringmandan]

I would like to hear value opinions on a car I am considering selling.
1974 911 Coupe. I am the 3rd owner. Originally a CA car, no rust or accidents. L60E Irish Green with a tan interior. Has corduroy inserts on seats. Under 100k miles. Has correct engine, has been rebuilt, crank out, Carrera tensioners, w/doc's. Has air w/rotary compressor. Has been fully disassembled and refinished, Interior has been redone w/ Autos Int'l kit.
Runs and drives correctly. Has nice original Fuchs.
What do you think? Thanks, Dan

[MAH77]

If you want people to take the time to give you a response, take time to post pictures. Otherwise I'm going to say $20-45k.

[juanbenae]

premium in California & other smog states that all seem follow us & have adopted 1975 as a cut off date. see my sig.... sounds like a well done car, but a picture is worth a thousand words.

[specialtyoneinc]

74 911s on Hagerty. Sounds like it should be worth at least $30k by your description.

[touringmandan]

Point on pictures taken. I will get some pic's up in the next few days.
Thank you.

[Matt Monson]

If as desribed I would pay $35-40k for a car like that.

[Rick Brooklyn]

Originally Posted by touringmandan

I would like to hear value opinions on a car I am considering selling.
1974 911 Coupe. I am the 3rd owner. Originally a CA car, no rust or accidents. L60E Irish Green with a tan interior. Has corduroy inserts on seats. Under 100k miles. Has correct engine, has been rebuilt, crank out, Carrera tensioners, w/doc's. Has air w/rotary compressor. Has been fully disassembled and refinished, Interior has been redone w/ Autos Int'l kit.
Runs and drives correctly. Has nice original Fuchs.
What do you think? Thanks, Dan

DUDE!!! Irish green!?!? That's a holy grail of a color. Seriously, many people (me included) lust over irish green. Tan interior is great, too. Sounds like the Boss Middie of them all. Hell, if I didn't have to pay the renovations on the house I might buy it myself, and I already have a '74.

[Rick Brooklyn]

Originally Posted by specialtyoneinc

74 911s on Hagerty. Sounds like it should be worth at least $30k by your description.

At $30k it will be flipped 5 times before it finds it final resting place.

For a reference, in January last year I went to see a very, very nice 74 911S, no sunroof, claimed to be original paint in sahara beige, represented as 67k miles, but with no service records whatsoever, no knowledge if it had ever been checked for pulled head studs, etc. Sweet car, drove very nicely, I'd say it could be described as condition 2.

The guy was asking $60k, I was about to offer in the 50s when he cut me off and told me he had a buyer at full price already lined up with no PPI contingency but I had inquired first so he was giving me right of first refusal. He made it very difficult for me to get a ppi so I ended up passing on the car, but I never heard back from the guy so I would tend to believe it that he sold it for full ask.

The market maybe was stronger a year ago, and it was a non sunroof S, and lower mileage, but all things considered I think you can find a buyer at a price with a 4 handle very easily.

[specialtyoneinc]

Originally Posted by Rick Brooklyn

At $30k it will be flipped 5 times before it finds it final resting place.

For a reference, in January last year I went to see a very, very nice 74 911S, no sunroof, claimed to be original paint in sahara beige, represented as 67k miles, but with no service records whatsoever, no knowledge if it had ever been checked for pulled head studs, etc. Sweet car, drove very nicely, I'd say it could be described as condition 2.

The guy was asking $60k, I was about to offer in the 50s when he cut me off and told me he had a buyer at full price already lined up with no PPI contingency but I had inquired first so he was giving me right of first refusal. He made it very difficult for me to get a ppi so I ended up passing on the car, but I never heard back from the guy so I would tend to believe it that he sold it for full ask.

The market maybe was stronger a year ago, and it was a non sunroof S, and lower mileage, but all things considered I think you can find a buyer at a price with a 4 handle very easily.

So hard to tell what a car is worth without details. I said it's worth at least $30k by the sound of it. Here's a close comp at the peak of the market. Obviously prices have come down since then. $60k for a 74 911s is completely ridiculous unless it's a true #1.
No Reserve: 1976 Porsche 911S Coupe | Bring a Trailer

[ol1vr]

There's a 74 on ebay with a buy it now (1974 Porsche 911 Base Coupe 2-Door) how does it compare?

[kp.sfo]

Originally Posted by ol1vr

There's a 74 on ebay with a buy it now (1974 Porsche 911 Base Coupe 2-Door) how does it compare?

I saw that listing now a couple times - asking price reduced to 28k. Wondering why it's not selling? Looks like a straightforward driver.

[santagrant]

Relisted asking $28,000