whats my ride worth
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whats my ride worth
I am trying to place a value of a 1967 911S engine, #961 998, less than 25 hours since freshened, webers, electromotive HPX, headers, super trapps, no leaks. I have been told 20-25 range..... they on drugs?
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#6
don't have a dyno....do have leak down numbers......
Compression: 1/180 2/178 3/185 4/185 5/173 6/188
Leak down 1/4% 2/6% 3/5% 4/7% 5/6% 6/6%
(numbers taken last week....car has not been tracked in a couple of years)
the engine is in a hamfab 914 6 track car (pro frame plate car) ..... I'm trying to decide should I sell the engine to someone that needs it for a restoration or just leave it in a car that could launch it into a few pieces....
Compression: 1/180 2/178 3/185 4/185 5/173 6/188
Leak down 1/4% 2/6% 3/5% 4/7% 5/6% 6/6%
(numbers taken last week....car has not been tracked in a couple of years)
the engine is in a hamfab 914 6 track car (pro frame plate car) ..... I'm trying to decide should I sell the engine to someone that needs it for a restoration or just leave it in a car that could launch it into a few pieces....
Last edited by salisbury; 01-24-2015 at 03:31 PM. Reason: more information
#7
As a motive device for a track car this is probably worth $8K or so.
As a period correct engine for a '67 911S restoration it could easily be worth many times that much. Depends on how many factory original parts the engine has.
Just as a data-point, a no-excuse totally original and documented '67 911S could easily command $200-250K or more, so if someone has a complete 911S chassis and needs a correct engine... well you do the math.
I would certainly not use it as a track hack, and potentially blow it up.
IMHO, contact a nationally recognized Porsche specialist and have the engine evaluated. Then you'll know what you have and go from there.
No, $20-25K is not ridiculous... that could be the starting point.
As a period correct engine for a '67 911S restoration it could easily be worth many times that much. Depends on how many factory original parts the engine has.
Just as a data-point, a no-excuse totally original and documented '67 911S could easily command $200-250K or more, so if someone has a complete 911S chassis and needs a correct engine... well you do the math.
I would certainly not use it as a track hack, and potentially blow it up.
IMHO, contact a nationally recognized Porsche specialist and have the engine evaluated. Then you'll know what you have and go from there.
No, $20-25K is not ridiculous... that could be the starting point.
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I paid $9500 in 2011 for a 1967 sand cast 911S block that was punched to 2.7, intermediate shaft gear cut, fully plumed, new pistons, crank, correct dist, headers and stainless SSI and ran 226hp and 213 torque on a Mustang 500 dyno.
#9
so what do you think you 67 911s motor is worth?
#10
My engine is worth $ 22-25,000 with the car. It was sourced to find a bullet proof block due to the fact the original Magnesium block was cracked (and is now a coffee table). This was done in 2000 with no idea the value it is worth today. If your block has never been bored out and has the original pistons and crank (completely original), $ 20k easy these days and much more to a guy with a 911S chassis.
My is stamped# 911 790 906/01
My is stamped# 911 790 906/01
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the response has been very strong....but American greed can cloud ones thinkin..... i really don't want to break the car up....it is a pro built car....very very nice. (see hamfabs web site)
the engine at 30K (no carbs, headers, trapps or flywheel) [ listen to it run before its pulled ]
12 to 15K for the roller ( 15 with carbs, headers, trapps or flywheel )
complete car 42K
car details
1967 911S engine #-961 998 ( 2.0 case- 901 101 101 0R /H), lite head work, electromotive HPX, 46 webers , headers, supertrapps.
5SP CLOSE RATIO LSD TRANS W/ COOLER AND PUMP, #- HA0310 4 (case- 914 301 101 00)
HamFab CAMBER PLATES
FT & RR SWAYBAR HEIM JOINT set up,COILOVER SUSPENSION
Koni front /REAR BILSTEIN
WILWOOD RACING BRAKES (Superlite cal, rotors 12" X 1.25 F 12" X .81 R )
Titlon three pedal assemblies , reservoir, balance bar,
DRY SUMP/ PETERSON TANK ( 3 gal ) / AN FITTINGS AND LINES
(8) 16X10 WHEELS (outer rim of one wheel needs to be replace)
100MM STUD
KIRKEY SEAT / 5 point harness (set up for second seat)
AUTOMETER SPORT COMP MONSTER TACK W/SHIFT LIGHT, OIL PSI, OIL TEMP, VOLTS GAUGES
15 GAL FUELSAFE GAS TANK
DRY WEIGHT 1886 LBS. SHERIDAN WIDE BODY 60" adjustable wing
Has fresh corner balance / Millersport
This car was built to professional racing standards with only autocross and DE time. It is capable of handling far more engine......
pics on PCA mart # 17027
the engine at 30K (no carbs, headers, trapps or flywheel) [ listen to it run before its pulled ]
12 to 15K for the roller ( 15 with carbs, headers, trapps or flywheel )
complete car 42K
car details
1967 911S engine #-961 998 ( 2.0 case- 901 101 101 0R /H), lite head work, electromotive HPX, 46 webers , headers, supertrapps.
5SP CLOSE RATIO LSD TRANS W/ COOLER AND PUMP, #- HA0310 4 (case- 914 301 101 00)
HamFab CAMBER PLATES
FT & RR SWAYBAR HEIM JOINT set up,COILOVER SUSPENSION
Koni front /REAR BILSTEIN
WILWOOD RACING BRAKES (Superlite cal, rotors 12" X 1.25 F 12" X .81 R )
Titlon three pedal assemblies , reservoir, balance bar,
DRY SUMP/ PETERSON TANK ( 3 gal ) / AN FITTINGS AND LINES
(8) 16X10 WHEELS (outer rim of one wheel needs to be replace)
100MM STUD
KIRKEY SEAT / 5 point harness (set up for second seat)
AUTOMETER SPORT COMP MONSTER TACK W/SHIFT LIGHT, OIL PSI, OIL TEMP, VOLTS GAUGES
15 GAL FUELSAFE GAS TANK
DRY WEIGHT 1886 LBS. SHERIDAN WIDE BODY 60" adjustable wing
Has fresh corner balance / Millersport
This car was built to professional racing standards with only autocross and DE time. It is capable of handling far more engine......
pics on PCA mart # 17027
Last edited by salisbury; 01-26-2015 at 03:12 AM. Reason: add link