AO

Now I need one for show... (ain't gonna happen) (

GeorgeM

My Coral Red GT has just over 78K now... had 55K when I bought it in '08 for ~$23K.

I'm sure I've spent in the neighborhood of $10K on it, and although it's far from perfect, it really doesn't need anything. It'll never be perfect because I drive it too much, which is fine with me.

I'd like to think I could get at least $25K for it.

I would still love to have a 5spd GTS, but wouldn't trade in my GT for one, I'd have to have them both.

S4ordie

I think two to show and go is the way to do it.

danglerb

Living in OC is a daily lesson that way too many people have more money than they know what to do with, so prices can be way way beyond silly, if there is demand for a rare item. Plenty of money is out there, what is lacking in demand for old Porsches that need special care.

Personally I couldn't have less interest in some low mileage car to polish and not drive. My if I win the lotto plan would be to drop a car off with Greg and say do one like Dan's.

WallyP

I think that the '89GT being restored in Oz will set the high mark for how much one costs...

Rob Edwards

The price of those ROW CS rims makes me feel better about what I paid for my 'rarer' non-RDK CS wheels. A little better....

tilac999

89GT for the CS wheels alone. Don't care for the D90s much.