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Not to be-labor a point, it will be near impossible finding a GT in the $18k-$20k range.
i agree this is accurate. i just wasn't exactly aware of what a mid-range GT was going for. yes, $55k is out of the question. i thought there might be some $25-30k GTs available and there still might be. my initial budget was still in the $18-20k range because i knew it would get a decent early car.
If you want a nice driver that has a third pedal, I believe my '87 is a great buy for much less, even though you mentioned red is not your first color choice.
i'll have to wait for your auction on that, but i'm also now watching Mike Musto's auction on his '86 928. that car could go high-20s possibly, so i'll have to see what happens. what are you hoping the auction now brings?
I do a lot of business in Plano and live in Houston as well, if that matters any.
i saw you were in TX, so that certainly makes things easier. the fact that you do business in plano is just a plus.
Looks like my car will not be going on BAT after all. At least not for now as they wanted the reserve to be considerably lower than I'm willing to go right now. This isn't exactly the optimum time to sell on auction in my opinion as a lot of people are off finishing up summer things. If it were to sell just over what they want reserve to be I wouldn't be happy at all. Anyway, I'm not desperate to sell and can wait as I still have room for it.
I will be listing it on eBay for some exposure and will also list it in the marketplace.
08-15-2019, 01:52 PM
