Need Help with some 944 Tools
11-20-2004, 02:43 PM
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Need Help with some 944 Tools
Greetings,
I have been away from 944s for a long time now and I am pretty sure that I won't be getting another one. However, I still have the Porsche Timing Belt tools (P9201 and wrenches) and the original paper maintenance manuals with the Turbo supplement that I no longer need.
My question is, are these items still of value to 944 owners? My wife would like to see me sell them, but I don't know what they would be worth or if they have been obsoleted by newer tools and CD manuals.
Any recommendations would be appreciated before I list them on eBay or the Rennlist classifieds.
Thanks,
Marv
I have been away from 944s for a long time now and I am pretty sure that I won't be getting another one. However, I still have the Porsche Timing Belt tools (P9201 and wrenches) and the original paper maintenance manuals with the Turbo supplement that I no longer need.
My question is, are these items still of value to 944 owners? My wife would like to see me sell them, but I don't know what they would be worth or if they have been obsoleted by newer tools and CD manuals.
Any recommendations would be appreciated before I list them on eBay or the Rennlist classifieds.
Thanks,
Marv
11-20-2004, 03:04 PM
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Yes they are still worth some money...the manuals are no longer in print. So one can only buy them used. I'd say manuals in good condition could catch maybe $100. And the timing tool a little more than that. Maybe someone who has purchased these used could chime in on how much they paid.
Good Luck!
Erich
Good Luck!
Erich
11-20-2004, 05:44 PM
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Marv,
Check on eBay to see what the printed manuals have been selling for, or check the archives. I thought they were still fairly pricey.
A lot of people are using the Kricket tools for tensioning, but the P9201 tools are still selling for big bucks, when you can find them. Best prices (new) I have seen are still around $365 or so...
What wrenches do you have? I could use the roller wrench, flywheel lock, and so forth.
Keith
Check on eBay to see what the printed manuals have been selling for, or check the archives. I thought they were still fairly pricey.
A lot of people are using the Kricket tools for tensioning, but the P9201 tools are still selling for big bucks, when you can find them. Best prices (new) I have seen are still around $365 or so...
What wrenches do you have? I could use the roller wrench, flywheel lock, and so forth.
Keith
11-20-2004, 06:35 PM
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I put both on eBay to see what happens. Item numbers are:
4506087245
and
4506095877
I based my prices on previous eBay history. We will see if that holds out. All products are really in great shape, so the buyer will get a good product.
Marv
4506087245
and
4506095877
I based my prices on previous eBay history. We will see if that holds out. All products are really in great shape, so the buyer will get a good product.
Marv
11-20-2004, 07:54 PM
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what'r you asking on eBay? are you willing to end the auction early if I decide to purchase from you not thru ebay?
I'm interested. I REALLY want one of those...
I'm interested. I REALLY want one of those...
11-20-2004, 08:12 PM
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I am always open for negotiation. However, check my opening bid. I based that on the last P9201 that sold on eBay and that didn't include the other tools.
Marv
Marv