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My neighbor has a 1998 911 triple black with 98000 miles.The rms and ims have been done it is a tritronic trans and looks to be in good condition
my question is he is asking 14500.0 and says he is pretty firm on price.Is the car worth this or should I keep looking thanks Jimbo
You'd probably get better information about those cars in the 996 forum....I am assuming that is what your neighbour has. I am not (like many on these boards) completely negative on the 996. I have done many spirited miles driving them. Within the 911 universe, they are absolutely the least expensive way to get into a swift, comfortable and capable car. Unfortunately (for a seller) the market hasn't been kind to the 996. Many cosmetic touchs haven't been embraced by the used 911 crowd....and that, coupled with many grenading without warning, has given it a harsh rap. $20k for a fresh crate motor makes the economics not particularly compelling on a $15 k car. The good news is a buyer can get an awful lot of car for a seemingly small outlay and a couple of my friends have chosen to go that route to 911 ownership. They drive them, wrench it themselves...and absolutely love them! It's interesting that only just a couple of years ago you could get a mid seventies or early 90s 911 for $15k. Can't find those today. Maybe as our air cooled babies climb in value, it will apply upward pressure on the values of 996s.....hey, ya never know. Cheers
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