ro9beam2002

Yes.... Perhaps the lowest miles in the country as well... no affiliation, located in raleigh 101 miles... WOW

http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail...5&aff=national

triumph80

Wow, that is insane. I can't imagine how the owner(s) have resisted driving it literally AT ALL!

tbennett017

But don't for a second think this is all there is to it. You'll need to check every rubber seal and likely do a huge round of repairs. The A/C is most definitely shot by now, as well as every driveline and steering rack component, dependent on the rubber to hold in oil. Tires, brake hoses, you name it - not to mention engine rubber....

FeralComprehension

What a waste. Dr. P would shake his head sadly.

reed

This one's been around awhile. It was discussed back in 2009 here:

https://rennlist.com/forums/964-foru...ile-89-c4.html

I think someone else posted on this or another forum about possibly buying the car. I can't find that thread though and guess the sale never went through.

I'll never understand a business sitting on inventory this long. Unless it's on consignment, that's a lot of money tied up.

Bassen

I think it cheap, mine has 121k miles and cotst 38.000 dollar. Also '89 and C4

nvrlft

They should part it out...I will take the seats!

Laker

doubt the new owner will drive it, as every mile is $10 in depreciation. Agree that Ferry Porsche is shaking his head.

Smokey7766

not only all rubber being shot....but what about the upgrades and factory fixes that were missed because it was never driven?

f3nr15

Or you could have a new 965 for a little more:

Porsche 964 Turbo Neuwagen

altarchsa

There's always someone with money to buy a time capsule car. Two words describe the issue here, it's Forest Green!

reed

Yep. That probably doesn't help. Nothing says early '90s like green. Not that that is necessarily a bad thing, it's just that the color is so out of fashion at the moment. It's funny, green came in like a tidal wave in the early '90s and went out just as quickly.

GRB

I don't think it's the color as much as the price. I purchased my 90 C2 Targa Forest Green over Cashmere in May 2011. It had 22K original miles and I paid 23K for her.

Greg

altarchsa

Beautiful car. And I certainly believe "each to his own" taste. I had to remind myself of that when I was roundly chided lately as I asked for opinions about changing my G.P. White's interior from Cashmere to Linen. Lot's of Miami Vice comments, but all in good humor.

My point is based on the old saying that it's only worth what someone will pay, if there is ANYONE who will pay. My personal opinion is that there are only few out of the $23K buyers out there who will buy a Forest Green car. When you multiply those odds by the the odds that there are only a few $58K buyers, that means 0 buyers fir a $58K Forest Green car.

And my comments don't even take into account the problems noted here related to a 20 year old car that hasn't been driven. No doubt it's a museum piece, just because it's new.

Laker

I have no problem with forest on cashmere and think it looks classy. Too 90s? Exactly, it's a 964.