FOR SALE: Pristine 1990 Carrera 2 Cabriolet w/ only 8,800 Miles! (PRICE DROP 11-9-08)
11-14-2008, 05:39 AM
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PRICE DROP UPDATE: 11-14-08
PRICE DROP UPDATE: 11-14-08
I am dropping the buy-it-now price down to $31,000. No more eBay auctions-- the first person to commit gets it. Shoot me a PM or e-mail me at bic@alum.mit.edu if you're interested.
I am dropping the buy-it-now price down to $31,000. No more eBay auctions-- the first person to commit gets it. Shoot me a PM or e-mail me at bic@alum.mit.edu if you're interested.
11-17-2008, 09:34 AM
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Bic,
Is not the car... the economy really sucks... when you have 996TTs going for US$40kish, and not selling...
anyway, friendly bump... best of luck.
Is not the car... the economy really sucks... when you have 996TTs going for US$40kish, and not selling...
anyway, friendly bump... best of luck.
11-17-2008, 10:38 AM
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If it was possible to import your car to my country I will surely buy it, it´s really a Gem, but alas.... it is prohibited for us to import used cars so I send you my best luck with the sell.....
11-17-2008, 01:53 PM
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The problem is the tip. The rationale for most of the few folks who want a tip, is that it's easier to drive in traffic. But the objective for buying such a low-mile example would be to keep it pristine and not put a bunch of miles on it driving around in traffic. I think this confounds attempts to sell it at a premium. True, the economy doesn't help. That said, you only need to find that one special buyer, and the car is a very nice example. Best of luck!
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bump, bump, bump with a price drop every couple days probably doesn't help either. You say you're not going any lower, but casual observation suggests otherwise. This one will take a very specific buyer, and you'll just have to wait for him/her to come along.
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bump, bump, bump with a price drop every couple days probably doesn't help either. You say you're not going any lower, but casual observation suggests otherwise. This one will take a very specific buyer, and you'll just have to wait for him/her to come along.
11-17-2008, 03:19 PM
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The problem is the tip. The rationale for most of the few folks who want a tip, is that it's easier to drive in traffic. But the objective for buying such a low-mile example would be to keep it pristine and not put a bunch of miles on it driving around in traffic. I think this confounds attempts to sell it at a premium.
True, the economy doesn't help. That said, you only need to find that one special buyer, and the car is a very nice example. Best of luck!
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bump, bump, bump with a price drop every couple days probably doesn't help either. You say you're not going any lower, but casual observation suggests otherwise.
bump, bump, bump with a price drop every couple days probably doesn't help either. You say you're not going any lower, but casual observation suggests otherwise.
11-28-2008, 10:09 PM
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FYI, for those in Central Florida who may be interested in seeing this car, it will be at the Cars and Cafe event in Lake Mary tomorrow morning. Keep an eye out for it!
