grgallo

i searched this thread for info on what to expect regarding 356 market values, the search turned up some specific info on a Speedster and a notchback, many of the search results were several years old, 2015,2014 etc. so my apologies as I pose this question: I noticed a 1964 SC, with engine rebuild , re-paint, rust remediation and other important mechanical repairs selling for $62,500. A drivers car. Of course would need a PPI and additional questions answered, but Is This a Bargain? Thanks

K964

zoomie50

Registry isn't set up for evaluation of price. If a numbers matching SC then I would think this one is priced low. Which usually means low quality. Be very careful.

K964

jcnesq

Hagerty Insurance has classic car values (hagerty.com). I think they are good ballparks, especially after recently trying to value my car and speaking to one expert I know, where Hagerty #4 condition value was completely in line with what I was told. But keep in mind that condition makes a HUGE difference in values.

zoomie50

If you are referring to the Twinburg Ohio car it is painted a non Porsche color. Lots of fresh undercoating that could be hiding things. No mention if numbers matching. Battery box floor has issues. But cold be a decent driver anyway.

zoomie50

Correction the ad does say matching numbers. It lived in Dockham,Wisconsin in 2007

zoomie50

correction was owned in 2007 by Gary Dockham in Wisconsin and or Georgia.

grgallo

thanks guys, I'll likely pass at this time

sithot

356's are doing better than 911's.

Black Book as it as follows.

Excellent $110,000
Good $58,2000
Fair $38,5000

Hagerty is considerably higher.

Concours $150,000
Excellent $112,000
Good $78,000
Fair $56,000