Douglas_T

Hello guys,
A friend is selling his 1994 911 C4S widebody, just 26k miles, all service history & books stamped.
He says just 150 were made & I don't see enough to know whats a good selling price.
Any imput or help is great!
Thanks much!

86Coupe

If it's a 964 maybe $32 - 35K? Mainly because the more desirable 1995 993 would be about $40K in similar condition.

Jay H

It seems like the region of the country has a bit to do with prices too. West coast might be a bit lower than the seemingly more expensive east coast. In my area (midwest), I would probably see that car advertised in the low to mid $30k region during the dead of winter, with spring time prices pushing the upper $30's for an asking price...

Tom C.

Just a word of caution . . . Porsche didn't make a C4S in 94.

Douglas_T

Thanks for your replys guys.
Tom: I herad that from someone as well.
He says just 150 were made of this wideboby Turbo look version?
I need to research it further.
Anyone else?

Doug&Julie

Didn't Porsche do a widebody C4 (964) to celebrate the 30 years of 911? Weren't they all plum colored? That would truly be a unique car, which may offer more (than a typical 964) to a collector, but little more to an enthusiast.

Douglas_T

Thanks Doug, I wonder where I might be able to confirm what this car is or isn't?

jet911

According to Bruce Anderson's Porsche 911 Performance Handbook, a turbo look car was produced in 1994 for the US market - the "C4 Turbo Look" as well as the Speedster, RS America, the 911 Turbo3.6, the C2 Coupe, Targa and Cabriolet.

Maybe a VIN might help in identifying the car.

Good Luck!