911_50 Official Registry
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Sloan Cars has two rare 50th Anniversary's
Black, 7 speed , no roof, 700 + miles
Geyser Grey , 7 speed , black glass roof , 2800 miles
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Black, 7 speed , no roof, 700 + miles
Geyser Grey , 7 speed , black glass roof , 2800 miles
http://www.sloanmotorcars.com/curren...m_medium=email
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They are up there in price. In 2013 when I purchased the 1:43 scale model the average price ranged from $80 - $100. The 1:18 scale model from my recollection was not available. Based on the vendor’s website there are 150 models in total and available in Geyser Grey or Graphite Grey and numbered 000/150. The website list the prices in Euros, but you can select USD.
Most limited run 1:18 scale Porsche models are up there in price with an average price above $200. Diecast models are pricier than resin. These models are resin base and priced under $200 which is a fair rate. With shipping (France) you are looking at $215 - $225 USD. The shipping cost is fixed, but the Euro exchange rate fluctuates daily.
Most limited run 1:18 scale Porsche models are up there in price with an average price above $200. Diecast models are pricier than resin. These models are resin base and priced under $200 which is a fair rate. With shipping (France) you are looking at $215 - $225 USD. The shipping cost is fixed, but the Euro exchange rate fluctuates daily.