Mike951

Think of Barrette Jackson 30 years from now. A 951 will command $$$$. Look at all those muscle cars from the 60's and 70's at those auctions and the prices they are selling for. If you have the means to store one of these vehicles, it may pay off big time if you wait it out.

Judson951

Rock you know you smoke some ****.......

Rock

Im always smokin the gonja

SamGrant951

Just my .02 of course, but I still think there are plenty of them around that prices are not suddenly going to shoot up - maybe one day, but that day is quite far off.

ZPmadA

yea i noticed a slight turn around last winter and they seem to be heading up. seems the only place to find a good deal is rennlist

UDPride

The only place to find anything good is Rennlist.

phil74501

My dad used to drag race a 57 Chevys back when he was younger. I can barely remember the second one he had. I have always wanted one. So back when I was in high school, it was the early eighties, my dad found one in good shape for about $1500. I think it was that much. Now one in that shape is worth about $30 to $35K. As time goes by there will be fewer and fewer 944's. As with most things the fewer there are the more they are worth. I doubt if 944's will ever be in as much demand as 57 Chevy's, and that has alot to do with the price of one, but who know's what they will be worth in 20 years.

Camaro_Muncher

Hey if someone wans to save a 951 just donate it to me. I can see it know "The Save a 951 Foundation." But seriosly anyone in the nw who doesnt want a 951 give it to me. I love the 944's they are truly a thing of buety, its a wonder their as amazingly cheap as they are.

ernie944

im new her and cant seem to be able and start a question on my 87-944na car has new belts and pump seem's to be running and idling good but when you get on her she doesnt seem to give you any type of kick doesnt seem to be accelerating hard although she seems to have power just no kick i owned a 88 12 yrs ago but i remember her feeling different for some reason any help would be great, can i have the timing on distrubutor off


thank you

ernie

ibkevin

How about a two owner (family) 83' with about 85k?

Jfrahm

Wow, no capital letters, only two punctuation marks and one of them does not belong. Anyway you might try calibrating the speedo (most of them read pretty high) then find a nice flat road and measure the 0-60 time with a stopwatch to see how slow it really is. Do it several times in both directions. Try some fresh high octane gas too.

-Joel.

Rock

The 87 has the normal pistons. The 88 has the ROW or higher compression pistons. the 88 is gonna feel faster.

12 years is a big difference too. Your new car is probally tired from vacuum leaks, and worn shizzle. get a tune up going and check for some vaccum leaks.

JohanvdWalt

WELCOME TO RENNLIST.

YOU SHOULD POST A NEW THREAD. BY HI-JACKING SOMEONE ELSE'S YOU WON'T GET ANY REACTION.

SchnellerUmsetzer

See his new and improved thread.

The thread is posted by SchnellerUmsetzer titled "Ernie944 has a acceleration problem"

jeff522

I'm still looking for a 944,and have been looking at prices.There is a wide range on prices.While type,year,miles,and quality all effect price,location also seems to as well.The west coast with so many 944s drives the market down.It also would appear out of the way places have lower prices.? the lower demand.The free market at work supply and demand,or I just might be smokin' crack.I don't think to many cars will be like the 57 Chevy.I dought there will ever be that high of a demand for the 944 by a large number of people.