ebay 89 turbo going for 40k+!!!
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Yes , I saw it !!
I have heard hints that the values of 944 turbos and particularly 951S's are moving up. This Saturday a 1986 turbo with 9,500 mi went for about 35k (with commission ) at Auctions America in Santa Monica ca. The 930 prices have gone ballistic the past two or so years and there is probably a trickle down effect. Let's hope 951's are finally getting there due respect
I have heard hints that the values of 944 turbos and particularly 951S's are moving up. This Saturday a 1986 turbo with 9,500 mi went for about 35k (with commission ) at Auctions America in Santa Monica ca. The 930 prices have gone ballistic the past two or so years and there is probably a trickle down effect. Let's hope 951's are finally getting there due respect
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I see the same trend also here in Europe. I just don't understand why this particular car, except it's being Turbo S. Maybe that enough and you don't need perfect car to get such price if it's Turbo S car?
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It could be the 944T and 930 are having happen what has happened to muscle cars.
Poeple that have money and wanted these as a teenager (and had poster of a Porsche with a mostly naked lady hanging on their bedroom wall) want to relive their glory days and want the car they wanted as a teenager but could afford. Now they can and driving prices up.
Poeple that have money and wanted these as a teenager (and had poster of a Porsche with a mostly naked lady hanging on their bedroom wall) want to relive their glory days and want the car they wanted as a teenager but could afford. Now they can and driving prices up.
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Strong money, especially for a car that doesn't have its original wheels, doesn't have its original head unit, lacks headlight washers, doesn't have a split rear seat, is still on its original clutch, doesn't have the prestige of a "real" 1988 Turbo S, etc. This is a far from perfect car, but reflects the rising market for these special vehicles.
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It could be the 944T and 930 are having happen what has happened to muscle cars.
Poeple that have money and wanted these as a teenager (and had poster of a Porsche with a mostly naked lady hanging on their bedroom wall) want to relive their glory days and want the car they wanted as a teenager but could afford. Now they can and driving prices up.
Poeple that have money and wanted these as a teenager (and had poster of a Porsche with a mostly naked lady hanging on their bedroom wall) want to relive their glory days and want the car they wanted as a teenager but could afford. Now they can and driving prices up.
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I had started several discussions and even a thread here on the list, the trend started in the mid of 2014, 911's and 993 jumped to unbelievable levels, 914 are also high, and unmolested 944 turbos are climbing as well. I have some statistics of my daily research. 968 have gain modest value but not nearly as high as the 951's and 986 (Bosxters) are dirt cheap. I'll look for my data but there was a 88 Turbo s that sold for over 80k and 2 or 3 1986 951's with low miles over 30k, yes unmolested 951 will go high
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You guys realized that I search all over the country, on forums , craiglist, eBay, etc etc for 951's that's how I know 24/7, this is my business
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