Market Meltdown - Good or Bad for Classic 993 Prices?/
#17
Race Director
yup.
#18
Rennlist Member
Market Meltdown - Good or Bad for Classic 993 Prices?/
Originally Posted by nile13
I was offered one for $42K (Turbo, that is) with 40K miles in 2012. And I don't even have a yelling wife, or any other kind Didn't buy it, though.
#20
Drifting
^+1 unless the world is ending tomorrow all the other daily noise is just water under the bridge.
#24
Rennlist Member
Looks like it'll fit in the bed of them too.
Enjoying every moment of it, with the new hip and all.
#25
I could give a **** what the market does, or doesn't do to my 993; my P-car is my passion. My portfolio however, is another matter...I keep telling myself, markets go up and down all the time.
#27
Rennlist Member
If you want to see the value bull**** meter peaked at full scale get hold of a magazine called Sports Car Market and you will puke. Everything in their screed is all about ownership to dick wave while you make money displaying your car in shows, but don't drive the car because putting dreaded "miles" on a car is considered a criminal offense
#28
Rennlist Member
Yea, right, "mama said there would be days like this, but she didn't say they come so often"
#29
Rennlist Member
Market Meltdown - Good or Bad for Classic 993 Prices?/
With 128k miles and a rebuilt title, I have no reason not drive mine. I may be one of those guys who puts half a million miles on their car. We'll see...
#30
Drifting
I hope to only buy Porsches and never sell them. All this market b.s. Does is give me fodder for discussions with friends who have always wanted a Porsche so they can convince their wives.