WTB: Porsche 996 GT3
01-24-2017, 12:33 AM
#32
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01-25-2017, 06:22 PM
#34
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Per the below, only 74 or so (just a few more than white).
https://rennlist.com/forums/attachme...t_jan_2013.jpg
By they way, anyone else notice that there are even fewer 6-3's advertised for sale now than even a few months ago? None on the RL vehicle marketplace, only one on ebay, and the same 7-8 on autotrader/cars.com that have been there for months (a few are overpriced, and a few have stories). Not many for sale at all. My prediction is that values stay strong unless economy takes a dump (in which event all "fun/toy" cars are going to go down).
https://rennlist.com/forums/attachme...t_jan_2013.jpg
By they way, anyone else notice that there are even fewer 6-3's advertised for sale now than even a few months ago? None on the RL vehicle marketplace, only one on ebay, and the same 7-8 on autotrader/cars.com that have been there for months (a few are overpriced, and a few have stories). Not many for sale at all. My prediction is that values stay strong unless economy takes a dump (in which event all "fun/toy" cars are going to go down).
01-25-2017, 06:39 PM
#35
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Per the below, only 74 or so (just a few more than white).
https://rennlist.com/forums/attachme...t_jan_2013.jpg
By they way, anyone else notice that there are even fewer 6-3's advertised for sale now than even a few months ago? None on the RL vehicle marketplace, only one on ebay, and the same 7-8 on autotrader/cars.com that have been there for months (a few are overpriced, and a few have stories). Not many for sale at all. My prediction is that values stay strong unless economy takes a dump (in which event all "fun/toy" cars are going to go down).
https://rennlist.com/forums/attachme...t_jan_2013.jpg
By they way, anyone else notice that there are even fewer 6-3's advertised for sale now than even a few months ago? None on the RL vehicle marketplace, only one on ebay, and the same 7-8 on autotrader/cars.com that have been there for months (a few are overpriced, and a few have stories). Not many for sale at all. My prediction is that values stay strong unless economy takes a dump (in which event all "fun/toy" cars are going to go down).
01-25-2017, 07:14 PM
#37
Red one sold this week for $75K. Quick sale, I understand. 36K miles, serial ownership but good history. I started a thread on the Early911S registry several years back for GT3's of all variants. It's onto page 69 now and has recently picked up readership pace. The Longhood guys know a thing or two about great cars! I think their interest is showing in the form of diminished supply. Cheers!
http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...3-All-Variants
http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...3-All-Variants