Norse_man

The bidding can jump at the very end. But I can't fathom someone paying over 100k for it.
And if he paid well over a hundred he's going to be waiting a while to get his money back or make any.
But crazier things have happened. I just think for that kind of money you can get a more collectable car.

Ken D

No need to guess, the seller is Fisher Imports in Laguna Beach, and they have it listed on their site for $118k. So let's just say the reserve is right around that figure.

http://fisherimports.net/index.php/v...300l1423529135

f3nr15

He should take some beauty shots of it outdoors. It's an unusual colour, and not one that looks nice under those fluro lights. Prettier in the sunset, however -

nr1416

I love unique colours on Porsches, but this Wimbledon Green doesn't do anything for me. To each there own.

911Jetta

Wow, I wouldn't have thought so much given the mileage. Crazy!

So what would a 100 mile car get in today's market?

rare treat: 100 mile '89 C4
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...ferrerid=19642

Bertram964

Love the "German Greens". Although "Wimbledon" would imply a Brittish color.

Have loved Wimbledon Green ever since I saw a 930 Turbo in Peachtree City, GA, with tan leather seats. Looked very similar to the car in the photo I attached below. Not sure if it had this large tail but it was certainly a turbo with tan seats and these style gold BBS...

Link for more photos of this one...

https://rennlist.com/forums/964-turb...ith-630hp.html



JT

Mondrian

A few years before the birth of this particular car Boris Becker made Wimbledon green very German.