1995 928 GTS 5-speed for $38.9k! + NEW WORLD RECORD SALE PRICE for low mi 95 5M GTS!!
08-07-2011, 01:18 PM
#61
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Willhoit proves the 'hypothetical' value of these cars several times a year.
Until you have seen a car in person or driven it, you cannot commit, with any worth, on it's value. But yes, without having first hand knowledge of a particular car, you can commit on it all day long without any worth, which is what you excel at. It's called a baseless opinion.
Until you have seen a car in person or driven it, you cannot commit, with any worth, on it's value. But yes, without having first hand knowledge of a particular car, you can commit on it all day long without any worth, which is what you excel at. It's called a baseless opinion.
Don't confuse yourself with Willhoit. As an established dealer with a long history of selling exceptional cars (and the resulting clientele list), he can get far more than you or I could. BTW., even he is only asking $39K for the '95 that is the original subject of this thread...
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08-07-2011, 01:50 PM
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You seem to have confused yourself with someone who has a valued and respected opinion on GTS prices.
Why do guys like you strive to undermine the value of our cars?
Why do guys like you strive to undermine the value of our cars?
08-07-2011, 01:54 PM
#63
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You finally figured us out, there is an evil conspiracy to ruin the value of your cars so that we can steal them out from under you.
08-07-2011, 11:22 PM
#64
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That's great, all well preserved 928's deserve more respect and along with that the pricing that go to other models and makes from the period. The 6,000 mile black/black 85/86 from philly should not be laughed at for asking near 30K. These are the best looking, most enjoyable cars to drive/own that I know of.
08-08-2011, 06:58 PM
#66
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That's great, all well preserved 928's deserve more respect and along with that the pricing that go to other models and makes from the period. The 6,000 mile black/black 85/86 from philly should not be laughed at for asking near 30K. These are the best looking, most enjoyable cars to drive/own that I know of.
08-08-2011, 10:06 PM
#67
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Wow! I'll be looking forward to pics. It will be very interesting to see what an ultra low mile '87 will sell for. On this, I wouldn't even speculate.
08-09-2011, 01:59 PM
#69
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Uhhhhh......
Hard to say, really. Will depend on how well you prep it, and prepare a low mile car for its next owner. It's not like you can pull it out of the barn, and throw it up for sale the next day. So, make it happen. And do it right!
Hard to say, really. Will depend on how well you prep it, and prepare a low mile car for its next owner. It's not like you can pull it out of the barn, and throw it up for sale the next day. So, make it happen. And do it right!
08-09-2011, 02:32 PM
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08-09-2011, 02:34 PM
#72
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You may want to check your sources on that....
And the Pearl car was reasonably well prepared for sale.
08-09-2011, 02:42 PM
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08-09-2011, 02:48 PM
#74
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I'm not following.
My understanding was it sold for lower than $25K.
My understanding was the seller, Rob, used his own shop source for the brunt of the service work (TB/WP, etc.) Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Also, my understanding is the new owner had the AC serviced by a reputable source near PA.
My understanding was it sold for lower than $25K.
My understanding was the seller, Rob, used his own shop source for the brunt of the service work (TB/WP, etc.) Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Also, my understanding is the new owner had the AC serviced by a reputable source near PA.
08-09-2011, 02:53 PM
#75
Sold to a nice wife and hubby from your area. Trucked over here for a bit of prep and work.
It's dang near perfect
Has to be in the top 1% of cars I've seen.
So you aren't totally wrong. Just not all that right
Yes, the A/C head unit relay went out and Earl took care of it.
It's dang near perfect
Has to be in the top 1% of cars I've seen.
So you aren't totally wrong. Just not all that right
Yes, the A/C head unit relay went out and Earl took care of it.