Value of '87 951 Turbo, 101,xxx miles
08-05-2012, 02:14 PM
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we all can agree on 1 thing; we like the car in the op. and i'm sure the owner is a great guy.
(and again, i'm not posting in any way to cast aspersions,
i'm just not sure what the future holds for the 944. but i don't see how anyone here can like what they're seeing.
i hope the op understands; it's nothing personal.
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(and again, i'm not posting in any way to cast aspersions,
i'm just not sure what the future holds for the 944. but i don't see how anyone here can like what they're seeing.
i hope the op understands; it's nothing personal.
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I look forward to your sober posts Odu as much as you're changing avatars...
The OP has a unique set of updates on a nearly quarter century old car that may yet find $10k from an excited non-Rennlister looking for just such a deal.
Its maintenance issues might be overlooked (apart from the AC) by just such a non-forum buyer?
08-05-2012, 03:18 PM
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so we're in agreement it seems like formost responses that 8k is about right.
the OP didn't mention that it was stored in a garage, just covered. i mentioned the fluid leaks as a good thing, they protect against rust. butif there isn't any, thetn great
the OP didn't mention that it was stored in a garage, just covered. i mentioned the fluid leaks as a good thing, they protect against rust. butif there isn't any, thetn great
08-05-2012, 03:42 PM
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but, anyone with any links (they can post) of the 944Ts offered on RL that have sold for north of $9 K, please step forward....
