V2Rocket

saw a 6000-mile NA on ebay yesterday for $17000....

piperporsche180944

Sheesh! The only way that car will sell is if a true collector buys it.

CyCloNe!

Interesting I've always wanted a black 951... and what's that I just happen to have a Zerrmatt SILVER 951. It's just ment to be lol

piperporsche180944

Perfect, now if miles, modifications, and condition is similar I would really consider a trade. Haha.

Cole

I have a red one I would probably trade for the right black or silver one

(mine has lots of mods and new stuff too)

piperporsche180944

Problem solved, lets trade cars for 3 months at a time and get a ownership triangle going :P

Cole

I would only like the black car in the spring months then!

piperporsche180944

HAHA! I really like the car but I really miss my old 1987 guards red 951 and I also miss my old 1988 silver 951. What modifications have you installed?

Cole

My car has the following. Tial 38mm wastegate, complete custom exahaust with new car and magnaflow muffler, KEP pressure plate, CUP clutch, MBC, Huntley Racing chips, Ported/Polished/o-Ringed head with some sort of upgraded valve springs (were there when I bought it), rear Koni, unknown front, unknown sways and torsion bars, long wheel studs, vented nose, new silicone hoses, new LR wires, plugs, belts, water pump, turbo coolant pump, rebuilt torque tube with 5 bearings, 18" TSW wheels, drilled front rotors, RS683 brake fluid, unknown side skirts, billit short shifter, poly trans mount, and.......a bunch of other stuff all within the last 2 years that I am probably forgetting......client is here, need to run to a meeting

V2Rocket

ill trade someone a green 1993 aerostar for their 951 of any color

Euro951

I have noticed prices starting to rise too.... Probably because good examples are rare... I saw at least two bite the dust at the track last year.... I think that is a recent trend.... track rats are being purchased cheap and totalled.... in a few years look for prices to continue to climb

M758

The more old beat-up cars that get used up and parted will cause the few nice examples to bring more money as the cost to restore a car will always be high. So people will end up paying a premium for a nice car. That said it may still be years before we see any noticeable gains. Since 1997 when I got my Turbo S I have seen the number of beat up cars for sale increasing and thier prices dropping as you would expect. However nice cars seem to have held pretty strong. Sometimes increasing and other times dropping slightly. Alot does have to do with general market conditions as by now even the 951 is mostly a toy car. Meaning a second car for fun not a car someone will buy to simply daily drive. So as disposable income increases or decreases the value of thes cars will fluctuate accordingly.