obersturm

Hi all,

just found this on the web (no affiliation).

Looks nice but left the factory silver and at 95000 EUR keenly priced:



http://www.carclassic.com/stock.asp?Ref=EH39&Lang=en

This is what the vendor has to say about it:

Beautiful 1989 Porsche 911 3.2 Speedster with narrow body (1 of 165).
This car has 3 owners from new and a very low mileage (32.000 km). Delivered new in silver with black leather interior. The second owner decided to paint it in “Gulf” blue and he re-trimmed the interior in dark red leather. All the restoration work was made by Bentley in Monaco and the dark red leather comes from Porsche.

This catalyzed model of 911 develops 217 HP and comes with optional electrical seats.

This car is immediately available in France with its complete sets of books and tools.


What do you think?

Best regards

Marty

Fraenkie993

My opinion: A Speedsters worth (or price) depends on the originality. This isnt original, most of the car is switched. Its nice, i would like to own it, but never pay 95tEUR or little less. I am sure, the car brings a lot of fun, but its only worth 40tEUR (for me, and i didnt check it, maybe i wont pay as much). I am sorry, a narrow car has been "damaged" because of the migration.

Best wishes from Germany
Frank

obersturm

Hallo Frank,

das hab ich mir auch gedacht, sicherlich den Wert halbiert durch die "Verbesserungen".
Aber vielleicht koennte man ja wieder zurueckruesten? Viele Speedster aus den 50iger Jahren sind auch nicht im originalen Lackkleid aber mehr als EUR 50000 wert?

Gruss uebern Teich

Marty

curve lover

Birol

At least it looks better than in silver.

But 40 for that car is really wishful thinking.

95 minus costs for painting it back and new interior = closer to real price.

curve lover

F.S. in Paris:
€310,000 (~$345,000 USD)
74,500 KMs
'One of 161 Speedster 3.2s produced in narrow version!'