Interesting item FVD Brombacher's website

[DoninDEN]

I didn't know they sold cars. Likely just my lack of knowledge on them, but I like to price given the miles...

https://www.fvd.net/us-en/FVDCAR911COU3/911-sc-coupe-1982-wpozzz91zcs102216.html

[proffighter]

Hmm This:

"Nicht unfallfrei, optische Mängel, technisch gut"

means not free of accidents, optical faults, technically well. Just for those who are interested in.

[Flojo]

standard online advertisement criteria to make sure it IS a USED car.
no need to frown yet.
inspections are allways a MUST.

But, as you can see, there is some PO-"molesting" (Seats, muffler, steering wheel).

unfortunately about USD 50k is a baseline price nowadays for any dealer in Germany for about any 911 Coupé that seem complete and running (somehow). But most possibly at leat chassi and brakes are worn.

check, check and double check...

[Elombard]

What tail is that? I don't usually like the whale tails but that car looks great.

Are you being sarcastic?

$50 K for a 100,000 mile SC seems like double the normal price for a stockish car?

[nathanbs]

Originally Posted by Elombard

What tail is that? I don't usually like the whale tails but that car looks great.

Are you being sarcastic?

$50 K for a 100,000 mile SC seems like double the normal price for a stockish car?

That's the true whale tail used on the 74 3.0 RSR and 75-77 Carreras and turbo. The one after this one is affectionately known as a "tea tray"

[DoninDEN]

Originally Posted by Flojo

unfortunately about USD 50k is a baseline price nowadays for any dealer in Germany for about any 911 Coupé that seem complete and running (somehow). But most possibly at leat chassi and brakes are worn.

check, check and double check...

What's it cost to ship and import to Germany? That's a huge differential!