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07-25-2006 | 02:28 PM
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Well, if the values continue then more and more people will/should have them appraised before selling.
Plus, that will give them one last thought on selling it or not
Yea, a stock, low mileage great condition car I would only do like chips, LBE, etc. easily reversable.
Plus, that will give them one last thought on selling it or not
Yea, a stock, low mileage great condition car I would only do like chips, LBE, etc. easily reversable.
07-25-2006 | 05:33 PM
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Originally Posted by mark944turbo
SD, in my opinion yours is worth 15+ if the interior is as nice as the rest of the car seems. There arent too many left in that shape and the S's always seem to go for over 10.
I have considered selling it to buy a pickup and a boat but it seems to be holding value if not appreciating somewhat. Boats and trucks lose value fairly quickly.
I imagine that as we lose good examples due to neglect or accident that we may see values climb somewhat. I believe this is limited to the 951 as NAs only seem to go on the market if they are trashed. Most others won't sell them if they are in good shape because they won't get their money out of them after spending so much to keep them up.
07-25-2006 | 05:46 PM
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Originally Posted by DFASTEST951
RicBeing in the business I'm in, I have to confess, I didn't put much of my own money into the car. You ever notice how women love to buy presents?...You ever see the movie Duece Bigolo? It took a long time for my friends to stop calling me Antoine after that movie came out....I think I'll just leave it at that...
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07-25-2006 | 06:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Rich Sandor
perhaps.. it depends on the mod and whether or not it is completely and easily reversible. Tacky mods or permanment mods will definately drop the value of the car somewhat... unless you pull a Joe Cervantes and dump $100000000 into the car.
07-25-2006 | 07:33 PM
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azmi951, tell you what. If you have a good look, a great body, and the charisma to be able to get girls most guys can't get, I can make you a rich man.
E, let's emphasize on the word carefully, oh, and it was 2.5 gajillion semolians and you missed a zero too.
E, let's emphasize on the word carefully, oh, and it was 2.5 gajillion semolians and you missed a zero too.
07-25-2006 | 07:41 PM
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Originally Posted by SD Porsche Fan
I believe this is limited to the 951 as NAs only seem to go on the market if they are trashed. Most others won't sell them if they are in good shape because they won't get their money out of them after spending so much to keep them up.
and have a car I could really beat on.
07-26-2006 | 03:02 AM
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azmi951, tell you what. If you have a good look, a great body, and the charisma to be able to get girls most guys can't get, I can make you a rich man.
07-26-2006 | 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted by MPD47
I wouldnt let mine go for under $25k. Call me crazy.
EDIT: Wouldn't let mine go for less than that either.