schomster

thanks for the feedback.

is a garage queen, and is more of a collection car as someone mentioned above. has the original recaro racing seats- which are tight if you've eaten too many cheeseburgers.

anyway, thanks for the replies.

Earlydays

An additional data point.....Hagerty's Classic Car Valuation Tool pegs your car as follows:
Condition 1 (Concours quality, able to win at national level) - $67.1K
Condition 2 (Excellent, no visible flaws, drives as "new") - $50.2K.

Group911@aol.com

Haggerty may be off a few notches.
Recently sold a well worn high mile Speedster without Recaro's for $55k. $75k min regardless of tip. Probably less than half have the Recaro's left and anybody buying this car will either park it or have so much money to burn that they are buying for the name only and the tip would be preferable to drive.

blake

I was off Rennlist for a while, and missed this thread. +1 to the above post. As the market is being consummed mostly by collectors, the tip would shave a few K off the price... I'd say mid-$70s for this car if it is accuratelt described. One might even get $80s from a foreign buyer due to exchange rate.

-B