hemikuwait

A 1986 turbo guards red that has been completely restored. New interior including dashboard (new speedo showing 1400km), fresh paint, new engine (non matching). Car looks and drives like new. 4speed.
I would appreciate price estimates for such a car since I am new to 930 world!
Thanks!!

hemikuwait

Price is 100k usd

musiker

Way too high, what is the history of the car? Accidents? Why new interior?
Market rewards originality and complete documentation of history.

pu911rsr

Not sure $100k is way to high- depends on quality of resto work and cars history. Original cars are generally worth more than restored ones but it really depends on what you want to drive. I would be worried about the combination of non-matching engine along with all of the work- you'll need a good explanation of what happened. If some bought a pile of parts and threw the car back together $100k is way to high, not worth buying at any price, too many nice cars with good histories available.

Phil

hemikuwait

Hi
It seems that yes a lot of new parts were added to a fresh repaint and de-rust comprehensive job, new engine dashboard etc...as far as history no accidents, but simply a car that needed major tlc as the sun is a scorcher here in Kuwait. Would appreciate any price guidelines as to what the car is actually worth if 100 is too high

skipp

In the U.S. , I'd say 65k to 70k, but I'd spend a little more and get a nicer car

MeanMachine

Dont buy it the non matching engine is not a desirable thing.

If it was a U.S muscle car that you want as a project and install a crate engine that is a entirely different thing.

tonypeoni

$100,000 is good price for a all original car in good order. I say this car is worth more than $65,000 but less than a $100,000. Hard to say without pictures.