Great AMERICAN 964s for sale
01-18-2018, 05:13 PM
#3646
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I went and saw the car in person - various issues.
The odometer was in miles. It should have been in KM from Japan. This leads me to believe it was swapped and therefore I do not trust the mileage.
It was most certainly NOT all original paint. It looked like it was bumped or otherwise in the right rear. The car showed paintwork in multiple places, but right rear lower quality work.
The seats and interior were verryyy tired for a "53K mile car".
In the context of the market, the price was about right, but I do not think the car was anywhere near as nice as it was represented.
The odometer was in miles. It should have been in KM from Japan. This leads me to believe it was swapped and therefore I do not trust the mileage.
It was most certainly NOT all original paint. It looked like it was bumped or otherwise in the right rear. The car showed paintwork in multiple places, but right rear lower quality work.
The seats and interior were verryyy tired for a "53K mile car".
In the context of the market, the price was about right, but I do not think the car was anywhere near as nice as it was represented.
01-18-2018, 05:33 PM
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The price difference between C4 and C2 seems so large , what do you guys feel 2 similar low mile one C2 & one C4 price deduction for C4 would be? any insights?
01-18-2018, 07:21 PM
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01-18-2018, 11:36 PM
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i have bought and help friends source 964; more than i have fingers....
in EVERY CASE. if it's too good to be true, it's too good to be true.
i have not seen a good car for < $55k in two years (coupe)
in EVERY CASE. if it's too good to be true, it's too good to be true.
i have not seen a good car for < $55k in two years (coupe)
01-19-2018, 12:28 AM
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Makes me realize what a bargain the Targa is if you’re buying the car for street use.
01-19-2018, 03:22 PM
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This one has been here on rennlist for a few months, 67k miles sport seats and somewhat of a rare special color- Wonder why this hasn't sold as it seems fairly priced even being a C4, maybe because its in Canada?
https://rennlist.com/forums/vehicle-...000-miles.html
https://rennlist.com/forums/vehicle-...000-miles.html
01-19-2018, 05:19 PM
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This one has been here on rennlist for a few months, 67k miles sport seats and somewhat of a rare special color- Wonder why this hasn't sold as it seems fairly priced even being a C4, maybe because its in Canada?
https://rennlist.com/forums/vehicle-...000-miles.html
https://rennlist.com/forums/vehicle-...000-miles.html
A large part of buying a car is also buying the seller. Sounds like the seller has dropped the ball a few times as noted in the thread, that alone could be a deal killer for many. If I send an email asking a bunch of questions and don’t get much of a response I automatically assume the worst and pass on the car. It looks like it is sold now.
01-19-2018, 05:37 PM
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Not for sale yet, but what do you guys think would be a fair market price for my grand prix white 1991 C4 cab? It's totally stock/original and has just 43K miles on it. I bought it from the second owner about three years ago and it's been very well maintained.
Complete with all original paperwork, tools, etc... factory window sticker list price of $86K fully loaded. Factory radio/CD player, light gray "supple leather" option, power seats, special order cobalt blue welting, stitching, carpets and dash.
It received a 1st place "preservation class" award at a local PCA concours event and other awards, since I've owned it.
01-19-2018, 06:12 PM
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A large part of buying a car is also buying the seller. Sounds like the seller has dropped the ball a few times as noted in the thread, that alone could be a deal killer for many. If I send an email asking a bunch of questions and don’t get much of a response I automatically assume the worst and pass on the car. It looks like it is sold now.
Absolutely agree, i'm offered a very similar car , same color, sports seats & options but with less miles, haven't bought a C4 before so not sure about it
01-20-2018, 01:38 PM
#3655
a white c2 cab tip went thru barrett jackson yesterday. it had $37k miles. i expected high $20-mid $30k. it brought $40k i believe.
which makes $50 for this one a decent price i suppose.
which makes $50 for this one a decent price i suppose.
01-20-2018, 02:11 PM
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That might be a bit optimistic. A C4 cab with an interior color scheme that isn't exactly the most popular amongst the buyer pool is going to be a tough sell in my opinion..... but I could be wrong. A guy near me about two years ago at the peak of the market had a really nice triple black C2 cab with just barely 40k miles and it sat on the market in the low $40k range. Cabs are harder to sell as are C4 in comparison to C2. All this one is missing is a Tiptronic for a triple whammy. I'm sure it is a great car and I love the white........ but I think C2 and tan, black or solid navy blue interior would help get you close to $50k. Otherwise low 40k based on what I've seen.
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01-20-2018, 04:02 PM
#3657
That might be a bit optimistic. A C4 cab with an interior color scheme that isn't exactly the most popular amongst the buyer pool is going to be a tough sell in my opinion..... but I could be wrong. A guy near me about two years at the peak of the market had a really nice triple black C2 cab with just barely 40k miles and it sat on the market in the low $40k range. Cabs are harder to sell as are C4 in comparison to C2. All this one is missing is a Tiptronic for a triple whammy. I'm sure it is a great car and I love the white........ but I think C2 and tan, black or solid navy blue interior would help get you close to $50k. Otherwise low 40k based on what I've seen.
http://www.racperformance.com/1991-P...ton-TX/6280294
C2 black on Black, slightly higher mileage but as we all know, maintained well ~80k miles is nothing for these cars.
been listed for over 2 months now so I’m wondering why it hasn’t sold...must be a story there.
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01-20-2018, 04:27 PM
#3658
I went and saw the car in person - various issues.
The odometer was in miles. It should have been in KM from Japan. This leads me to believe it was swapped and therefore I do not trust the mileage.
It was most certainly NOT all original paint. It looked like it was bumped or otherwise in the right rear. The car showed paintwork in multiple places, but right rear lower quality work.
The seats and interior were verryyy tired for a "53K mile car".
In the context of the market, the price was about right, but I do not think the car was anywhere near as nice as it was represented.
The odometer was in miles. It should have been in KM from Japan. This leads me to believe it was swapped and therefore I do not trust the mileage.
It was most certainly NOT all original paint. It looked like it was bumped or otherwise in the right rear. The car showed paintwork in multiple places, but right rear lower quality work.
The seats and interior were verryyy tired for a "53K mile car".
In the context of the market, the price was about right, but I do not think the car was anywhere near as nice as it was represented.
01-20-2018, 04:30 PM
#3659
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Not for sale yet, but what do you guys think would be a fair market price for my grand prix white 1991 C4 cab? It's totally stock/original and has just 43K miles on it. I bought it from the second owner about three years ago and it's been very well maintained.
Complete with all original paperwork, tools, etc... factory window sticker list price of $86K fully loaded. Factory radio/CD player, light gray "supple leather" option, power seats, special order cobalt blue welting, stitching, carpets and dash.
It received a 1st place "preservation class" award at a local PCA concours event and other awards, since I've owned it.
This 91 cab sold for around $41k including fees not to long ago.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/19...1-cabriolet-2/
Also check out past sales.
https://bringatrailer.com/porsche/964/
01-20-2018, 04:34 PM
#3660
I went and saw the car in person - various issues.
The odometer was in miles. It should have been in KM from Japan. This leads me to believe it was swapped and therefore I do not trust the mileage.
It was most certainly NOT all original paint. It looked like it was bumped or otherwise in the right rear. The car showed paintwork in multiple places, but right rear lower quality work.
The seats and interior were verryyy tired for a "53K mile car".
In the context of the market, the price was about right, but I do not think the car was anywhere near as nice as it was represented.
The odometer was in miles. It should have been in KM from Japan. This leads me to believe it was swapped and therefore I do not trust the mileage.
It was most certainly NOT all original paint. It looked like it was bumped or otherwise in the right rear. The car showed paintwork in multiple places, but right rear lower quality work.
The seats and interior were verryyy tired for a "53K mile car".
In the context of the market, the price was about right, but I do not think the car was anywhere near as nice as it was represented.
