mongrelcat

This car has been driven 2.9 miles a week over it's lifetime, on average.

tctung

Last year a local P-club kid bought an ultra low-mile 993 C2 stick shift from Japan for US$60K plus freight plus import duty. He showed it to us at our club house once. The car surely was in mint condition as I could still smell leather when in it.

Due to the high import duty and merchandise tax, a new 997 C2 in Taiwan starts from US$184K. A new 997 Turbo sells for US$270K. That is why.

speedy88

Wow, 1 bid at $93,900 already...

DoWork

Hmm 90k I wouldnt pay that much for it but I'm sure someone out there would..

Allen

Maybe you have heard the expression "different strokes for different folks...". I too wouldn't have a 993 I 'couldn't' drive. But I'm not gonna sweat someone who decides to use his own 993 for whatever purpose he decides.

NC TRACKRAT

Andreas, maybe my widow will sell you mine!

curve lover

First auction ended with zero bids, at $93,900 opening price.

Re-listed at lower price:
1997 Porsche 911: 4S 993. Item # 260491311508. FS by kmarimon. No affiliation.


FWIW, sports cars FS at premium prices but without engine photographs surprise me.
Just sayin'.

curve lover

OT, yet related:

"1997 Porsche 911 Turbo: only 3800 miles!" Item #260489501480. FS by tomwilliamspa. No affiliation, but I hope they both sell for big bucks.

I think it's the classic phone that calls for Cactus-Coin.

Surprise! ...no engine/ intercooler photos (see above post)

tjangi

"IF" I had the money, and demand a picture of the car cover Just my $0.02