1994 PORSCHE 968 COUPE - $8500
10-20-2006, 12:37 AM
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1994 PORSCHE 968 COUPE - $8500
Saw this on CL Los Angeles. http://losangeles.craigslist.org/wst/car/221416363.html
Thought I'd pass it along. There is also a 968 motor for sale on the LA CL $3500.
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Thought I'd pass it along. There is also a 968 motor for sale on the LA CL $3500.
Usual disclaimer: No interests whatsoever
10-20-2006, 12:59 AM
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This is really weird. I've seen it posted on CL multiple times. Also, he said he took it to the Porsche Swap Meet in Pomona, but I guess it didn't sell. Either there's something fishy about it or the market for 968s in So Cal has really gone down.
10-20-2006, 02:01 AM
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Is 163k necessarily a lot?
10-20-2006, 02:28 AM
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Mileage wouldnt make that big of a difference in a ~$20k value car.
With zero pictures, light information, and the like. I am betting the seller will ask for a partial payment in advance to his account in some other country. :P
That or its been so screwed up, its now a very large $8500 paperweight...
With zero pictures, light information, and the like. I am betting the seller will ask for a partial payment in advance to his account in some other country. :P
That or its been so screwed up, its now a very large $8500 paperweight...
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10-20-2006, 04:18 AM
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Originally Posted by mjaffe
Is 163k necessarily a lot?
This summer, I let go a cosmetically challenged but mechanically sound 170k miles S2 for only $4k to a guy in San Luis Obispo (he's building an endurance track car out of it). Even that sale took awhile...
10-20-2006, 11:54 AM
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Originally Posted by nickg
price is way high...if you can't give a cab away for 5500, you won't get 8500 for that car
10-20-2006, 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted by cas951
I'll be in Manhattan Beach this weekend. I'll see if I can give this guy a call and see what the car loos like.
I would be interested in knowing more. Thanks for checking it out.
10-20-2006, 12:01 PM
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8500 if it needs a clutch and shocks is now 12k add belts and a tune and it is 13k.
if the seats are worn like they should be 13k becomes 14k.
now for about 16k i could have bought a babied 50K CPO 968 advertised on this board a few months ago.
suddenly 8500 is high, and the saying that the more expensive car is usually cheaper is once again proven. No stock 968 is a 20k car when 996s can be had in the low 30s.
if the seats are worn like they should be 13k becomes 14k.
now for about 16k i could have bought a babied 50K CPO 968 advertised on this board a few months ago.
suddenly 8500 is high, and the saying that the more expensive car is usually cheaper is once again proven. No stock 968 is a 20k car when 996s can be had in the low 30s.
10-20-2006, 02:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Legoland951
I think the 944 market is very soft in S. Ca. and a 968 with 163k miles is not going to fetch premium dollar either.
10-20-2006, 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Tom R.
8500 if it needs a clutch and shocks is now 12k add belts and a tune and it is 13k.
if the seats are worn like they should be 13k becomes 14k.
now for about 16k i could have bought a babied 50K CPO 968 advertised on this board a few months ago.
suddenly 8500 is high, and the saying that the more expensive car is usually cheaper is once again proven. No stock 968 is a 20k car when 996s can be had in the low 30s.
if the seats are worn like they should be 13k becomes 14k.
now for about 16k i could have bought a babied 50K CPO 968 advertised on this board a few months ago.
suddenly 8500 is high, and the saying that the more expensive car is usually cheaper is once again proven. No stock 968 is a 20k car when 996s can be had in the low 30s.
How do you get $3500 for clutch and shocks? Clutch kit $525 Shocks $300 for konis
Even someone who cant repair it themself clutch labor is only 4hrs. 30mins. for shocks.