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Really not in that bad of shape but for sure would take time effort and a significant pile of cash to get 'er back on the road. Worth saving though and I hope it finds its way to a loving home with the time and resources to restore it back to its former glory!
The tires still look to be inflated. I'll be visiting during Thanksgiving and plan on seeing the Porsche for myself. Most of it will buff right out, I'm sure. Lol!
Thanks for all of the responses! The owner said that he bought the car from the east coast about 3 years ago for 35K (he clearly overpaid) and now wants somewhere in the neighborhood of 40k in his words. Here is what Hagerty has to say with their valuation tool. Correct me if I am wrong but this car is firmly a condition 4 car?
Beyond looking at the #1, #2 etc cars the average price is purposely skewed towards the #3 and #4 cars. As stated by Haggery online. Guess it's the fact that there are more cars in those last two categories!
Agree with last post. $40ish seems reasonable for a mostly original long nose early 70s 911. What would it be worth with even a little bit of cosmetic work (cars and coffee acceptable) and of course the sport seats need redone? Sounds like you can do some work yourself and many upgrade/replacement items are not that expensive.
Good luck and what a great find.
11-05-2015, 07:26 PM
