3.0L engine and drive train FS

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11-02-2007, 08:36 AM

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If you look at the clasifieds, you will find that recently a plain 3.0L engine (without the wiring harness and ecu) was sold for 4K. Transaxels usually go for 3K and Im throwing in the torque tube, axels, shifter rod, MAF etc.

There is a 944 S motor for 4.5K currently in the clasifieds.

Jpr

Ambitious I feel, but you can ask what you want. 6 Speeds used to go for $3000 but rarely do anymore. I have seen a few go for more like $2000 and some for less still. Even this side of the atlantic.
Depends how much you want to sell the items, or if you are just thinking if somebody offers me top $$$ I 'll let them go
Good luck but I doubt very much you will see that kind of return on a 968 engine and transaxle

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11-02-2007, 01:41 PM

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Lol, so much bitching about asking prices, and mostly from those who have no intention on buying anything unless its in a firesale and then ask for a discount.

My asking prices comes from the prices in the rennlist clasifieds. There is a 6 speed for sale right now for 3.2K(bare). A 3.0 L motor was listed for sale (bare) for 4K that is gone. If you find lower prices, Horay for you! but buy a non running component and run the risk of getting a box that needs a pinion bearing or an engine that is marginal in some way or even missing components for a complete install.

My components are running and available for evaluation before the sale. Im also available to offers but not to tire kickers.

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11-02-2007, 01:57 PM

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Lol, so much bitching about asking prices, and mostly from those who have no intention on buying anything unless its in a firesale and then ask for a discount.

Usually 50% of the feedback from for sale post's is from someone trying to beat you up on asking or to post pics, when the person has no interest in buying.

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11-02-2007, 02:15 PM

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Lol, so much bitching about asking prices, and mostly from those who have no intention on buying anything unless its in a firesale and then ask for a discount.
Jpr

Welcome to the world of internet sales!
The pricing is not way out of line...but it does dissapoint the deal shoppers!
BTW - did you post the milage?

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11-02-2007, 02:21 PM

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Lol, so much bitching about asking prices, and mostly from those who have no intention on buying anything unless its in a firesale and then ask for a discount.

You're asking price is not way out of line, so don't listen to any tire kickers (vultures) on here! I'm speaking from my own experience where I bought a similar deal. Good luck with the sale.

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11-02-2007, 07:45 PM

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Where did you come up with $3k? I can find them all day long right at $2k with ancillaries. And a 944S motor is not worth 4.5k, it may be in the classifieds for that, but what is stopping me from asking 100 grand for my car because it has "gold" lining on the engine bay.

GOLD lining, Really?? I only have $95k, will that do??