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The car does have an unusual interior color. I don't think I have ever seen this on a 964. The seller is providing the original door cards, steering wheel and passenger air bag in case I ever want to return it to stock configuration. In answer to a previous question, the car is heading the hill country of central TX to live its life running the back roads. Here is a pic from the sellers ad of the interior.
This must have been a special order color as I have never seen it before and all the factory brochures I have make no mention of it. In Supple leather as well.
Congrats on the purchase and drive it in good health
it was a '93, with mid miles, in a good color. the repaint had some paint blems that need attention. nice car, but we're talking $100k with fees. the 964 market is on par with the F355 (and 993WB) market for recent escalation. available cars simply do not match available cash burning huge holes in people's pockets.
it was a '93, with mid miles, in a good color. the repaint had some paint blems that need attention. nice car, but we're talking $100k with fees. the 964 market is on par with the F355 (and 993WB) market for recent escalation. available cars simply do not match available cash burning huge holes in people's pockets.
Sorry, needs a full respray, not blemishes; self admittedly the paint job was poor. Philly car so all nuts frozen, front seats recovered (60k miles: why), underside looks "wet" but cleaned for sale; nice car sure but $100k??!!??
Sorry, needs a full respray, not blemishes; self admittedly the paint job was poor.
i will admit, i was being very kind about the paint. there were multiple issues with peeling (very odd placement on the front fender), chips, and a number of scratches. questionable respray quality and just didn't appear well cared for afterwards. definitely surprised this nearly reached $100k with fees.
The market has gone crazy. This is the third 92 or 93 Amazon car I have seen sell in the past few weeks for $100k. The simple answer is the pandemic hurt the production of new cars and the lack of silicon chips has now made it an even bigger issue. We were at a local Porsche classic dealer for a classic car event yesterday and they have no inventory. So people are buying whatever they can. Customers are pissed and have the money to buy but nothing to look at.
If that car sold for $100k I can only imagine what my Amazon 93 with 60k miles is worth after I am done sorting it now that the slick top has been completed. The car will be flawless cosmetically and mechanically with all the upgrades anyone would want and have something most desire, no sunroof. I guess I will see if my insurance company will up my insurance value to $150k.
These are a strange bird and most I know don't like them. The 930 look on a 964 just doesn't do it for me considering how much nicer looking the US spec is. Maybe only 10 made but if this sells for over 1 million after barely breaking $600k when US spec cars were fetching $1.2M then the market is totally out of control and we will be spending $100 for a cup of coffee soon.
The car does have an unusual interior color. I don't think I have ever seen this on a 964. The seller is providing the original door cards, steering wheel and passenger air bag in case I ever want to return it to stock configuration. In answer to a previous question, the car is heading the hill country of central TX to live its life running the back roads. Here is a pic from the sellers ad of the interior.
My neighbour has a 1990 GPW C4 with this colour interior. It was New Zealand new.
05-29-2021, 09:51 AM
