Great AMERICAN 964s for sale
#5371
1994 RS America on BaT at no reserve
#5372
I know it looks beat on, but it could probably be had for a couple grand off the asking price. 964 turbos are hard to find and this one could be a good candidate for a restoration or hotrod build.
#5373
Rennlist Member
An $85,000 C4 with almost 90,000 miles lol, not sure what this guy is thinking
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/cto...872362764.html
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/cto...872362764.html
But I someone should buy my C4 for 85...
#5374
pls explain exactly how BAT has done this; for example?? I know how their process works and there are still plenty of ways a seller can hide things leaving the buyer holding the bag while BAT takes zero responsibility. You seem to think they’ve reinvented the wheel when all they’ve done is build a better mousetrap.
#5375
Rennlist Member
Maybe he’s smarter than you think, ‘caus the wife is pushing him to sell to make more room at the Haus. So it looks like he’s trying, but no sale means keeping the car... have seen that tactic mentioned a couple times on Porsche forums.
#5376
Rennlist Member
I don’t care to get involved in ANYONE’S argument...
What I do like about the BAT system:
Seeing a car first hand, driving it and talking to the owner is the only real way to feel comfortable buying one of these cars. Every other way involves luck, trust and a positive attitude.
What I do like about the BAT system:
- Having access to cars I’d normally not see.
- Tons of images
- Video of the car now seems standard
- Reading people’s comments
- A sense of urgency (7 days shows people want to move the car and the bid price allows everyone to get a sense of its demand/value VS cars sitting at a dealership for a year with an inflated price)
- After losing out on a 964, the ability to feel better and say f@@@ it, I’ll buy an old Jeep (or other interesting car) instead
Seeing a car first hand, driving it and talking to the owner is the only real way to feel comfortable buying one of these cars. Every other way involves luck, trust and a positive attitude.
#5377
I don’t care to get involved in ANYONE’S argument...
What I do like about the BAT system:
Seeing a car first hand, driving it and talking to the owner is the only real way to feel comfortable buying one of these cars. Every other way involves luck, trust and a positive attitude.
What I do like about the BAT system:
- Having access to cars I’d normally not see.
- Tons of images
- Video of the car now seems standard
- Reading people’s comments
- A sense of urgency (7 days shows people want to move the car and the bid price allows everyone to get a sense of its demand/value VS cars sitting at a dealership for a year with an inflated price)
- After losing out on a 964, the ability to feel better and say f@@@ it, I’ll buy an old Jeep (or other interesting car) instead
Seeing a car first hand, driving it and talking to the owner is the only real way to feel comfortable buying one of these cars. Every other way involves luck, trust and a positive attitude.
Not trying to be adversarial, just pointing out hat your reasons do nothing to bring transparency to the auctions as 997pilot suggests.
But, your comments about seeing a car and the seller in person are spot on.
#5378
Rennlist Member
Those are just things I like about BAT, compared to regular private ads or viewing dealer inventory online. Your needs and desires seem different, totally understand that.
It’s not easy buying any 30 year old car, but I appreciated the resource BAT offered while looking. It was just another channel/mechanism to find a 964 (which are surprisingly hard to find). BAT almost diverted me into buying a 997, so I had to stay focused (those bastards).
My purchase experience was so far removed from the usual online/dealer experience it’s not even funny. I got BAT**** lucky and bought directly from a true enthusiast, who both took care of the car and wanted to see it go to another person who would also take car of the car. Definitely an old school process!
It’s not easy buying any 30 year old car, but I appreciated the resource BAT offered while looking. It was just another channel/mechanism to find a 964 (which are surprisingly hard to find). BAT almost diverted me into buying a 997, so I had to stay focused (those bastards).
My purchase experience was so far removed from the usual online/dealer experience it’s not even funny. I got BAT**** lucky and bought directly from a true enthusiast, who both took care of the car and wanted to see it go to another person who would also take car of the car. Definitely an old school process!
#5379
Rennlist Member
Hum....
interesting point.
I'll have to remember that.
#5380
Rennlist Member
Turbo 964
Personally, I won't pay no more than 70 large for it since I don't have the skills and time to do the rehab.
Last edited by 2swoosh; 04-25-2019 at 02:22 PM. Reason: typos
#5381
Racer
pls explain exactly how BAT has done this; for example?? I know how their process works and there are still plenty of ways a seller can hide things leaving the buyer holding the bag while BAT takes zero responsibility. You seem to think they’ve reinvented the wheel when all they’ve done is build a better mousetrap.
You keep repeating yourself saying "they don't protect the customer" What exactly do you expect them to do? They are an intermediary between seller and buyer and require the seller to put in an extra effort, in the end no buyer can be fully 100% protected from a bad seller and vice versa unless you go check the car in person yourself.
Maybe you can write them an apology letter and they will unban you from commenting. ha!
#5382
Racer
spoke to the seller, he really is just a bit clueless and greedy.
#5383
Rennlist Member
#5384
Rennlist Member
#5385
Burning Brakes
https://rennlist.com/forums/market/1140213#post15800212
Been looking for WB 964 for while...couldn't swing both but wanted to partner up one for me and one for a friend...friend was too slow to answer phone...sold FAST.
Been looking for WB 964 for while...couldn't swing both but wanted to partner up one for me and one for a friend...friend was too slow to answer phone...sold FAST.