Super90

So.....why does a car with 56k mi. need the front seats redone? IMHO, Something about that car doesn't add up...

911CNJ

Hi, I don't post, but felt bad when I saw that ebay car might have been purchased from someone on this great board. That company has been discussed alot on Pelican. Below are a few links (happy reading you'll need a beer):

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...yosset-ny.html

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...ort-again.html

donoman

I'm wondering how much a 100K mile C2 5sp would be worth these days? Mine is a California car and always has been. Clean bill of health.

Boeing 717

$204,000. Just make sure and use the words "rare" "air-cooled" and "classic"

Pichu

You forgot the most important one... "iconic".

(Icon of what exactly? I have no idea...)

MTR

You guys forgot the most important one, "investment grade."

donoman

I'm wondering how much an iconic, investment grade, rare, air cooled 100K mile C2 5sp classic would be worth these days? Did I mention it's white?

RallyeChris

Depends on a lot of things. Condition and records being most important. Without any of that info, somewhere between $40k and $50k provided clean carfax and general good bill of health.

GeorgeB964

The key words mentioned are absolutely critical to wringing the last buck out of a good faith buyer. Also, especially if you are listing the car as first owner, second owner, consignment, or selling for a friend, you add the all important qualifiers of knowledge and authority that all representations are "to the best of your knowledge" or " it is your understanding" or " as best as I can tell", or " there are no papers or receipts with the car, the PO took them and cannot be contacted." With representations like that, why would you need or even consider a PPI?

G