dzaprev

Hello, never had a 912 thinking of getting one. Pricing all over the place . What is a 66 912 going for in good shape. I know I am being vague but just need some general ideas .Thanks

ultra912

A 7 on the gauge of ten would be 35K. Matching #'s with original paint, 45K. A 9 of 10 should fetch 65K. A 911 in the same condition would fetch twice as much. A 66 911 that's a 9 would be over the century mark easily. Probably 125K. I know, that's just crazy when the only difference is the motor

dzaprev

Thanks, have a chance for a very clean fresh paint ,new floorboards and interior redone. Needs some running issues fixed . Owner has new "Ignition distributor" and that's all it needs. He's asking $26,000.00

ultra912

Can you post a photo? Sounds in line.

Mr Michael B

That is about spot on there.

However have you seen 1967 911 "S" prices? North of $300,000 now.

Yummy.

ultra912

I think that's great for them but unfair to us but hey, the market is what it is. If you can score a 912 now you better grab it cause things are gonna bleed over to our cars, eventually.

dzaprev

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...type=1&theater

Heres a pic

ultra912

33k or 26k? You'll need to supply wayyyy more pictures than that to be accurate. Motor, floor pans, suspension pan, interior, battery box, bottom window corners, rocker panels, engine VIN, and trans VIN, to be accurate and that hinges on how accurate you want it to be. Pay for a PPI if your really serious. If everything pans out with no rust, 7 of 10, 26K is fair. Jump on it before someone else does.Remember, rust is evil, very evil.

dzaprev

Thanks ultra. He's coming to my shop. Putting new distributor in for him. He was asking 33 k got him to 26 k . No rust very clean. It's not my dream car so let me know if anyone is interested. Very nice guy selling it was honest with everything up front with me. Very fun to drive.

CamsPorsche

If I had the money today I'd snap this car up.

nesposito

there was on on Craigslist in Phoenix that looked to be fairly nice. It was $25k asking and has been for sale for a few weeks so it may be a dog in person but worth looking into. no rust in AZ

pcarhiway

Don Ahearn has this car for sale.

http://www.porsport.com/1969_912_coupe_slate_grey

Looks pretty nice, some original paint, original interior, deep 6 Fuchs and totally rebuilt engine.

Asking $59,500 --- on the high side of course but a nice example nonetheless.

meine911

For a reference point, Hagerty has the 1966 values as follows in round numbers (000):

Cat 1 = $56
Cat 2 = $39
Cat 3 = $29
Cat 4 = $20
+10% for 5 speed
Ave = $29