I have a friend with a 1998 C2 cab. It is black/tan, 6 speed, perforated leather. I don't have all the other info yet but hoping to get pictures late today. It has 22k miles, orig paint. Condition is a 9/10. He wants to sell it but doesn't know what to ask. I said low to mid 40's. Does that sound right? I will list it here as soon as a price is determined. Thanks in advance!

 

I think the pricing you quoted is in even a bit high for a NB coupe (condition 10 out of 10). Assuming a clean PPI and appropriate refreshes already done, mid to upper $30s.

 

Bought my 98 cab c2 in October.

62k miles, thorough 60k service included (incl new belts and alternator), new 3m clearguard and battery at time of purchase, top in perfect condition, all records for last 7y some missing before that, new tires, turbo 18' rims, great ppi, midnight blue/ tan interior, condition 9-10/10. Drives perfect and as dry I paid $37.5k in bay area.

 

Thanks guys. This is what Im looking for. It looks like 42k may be a bit optomistic.

 

I don't think low 40's is completely out of whack so long as there are no significant issues. Some nice options will boost price too. We are well into peak softtop selling season and that will encourage buyers with deep pockets that they need a new toy.

 

I'm looking for a blk/cashmere Cab. If you don't mind, please PM me with info. Thanks!

 

Finding your dream car for sale, in good condition, is far more important than a few grand in price.

 

Depending on options you are in the ball park for pricing. Very low miles and a perfect C2 Cab for mid $30's is a joke. That is a desireable car and great colors.

 

Tom - It's my brothers car. He is supposed to email me some pics tonight. It actually only has 22k miles. I'll get you more info then.

 

Only 22K miles? I would say mid $40k's all day long for a no stories, impeccably maintained example. A last year example has added value IMO

 

+ 1. Agreed. Last I'd heard the 911 (993) Cabriolet was out of production..
....Don't get me wrong, the latest 911s (997, 991) are great cars. My wife drives a 997.2. The 993s charactor is not unlike a favorite bottle of wine .
A red head, several chilled bottles of Paul Hobbs,, and an eight ball. That's a (993) 911. ..... Pay up.

 

+993

 

sell at 40, ask 42......

 

Agree...Plus it's spring.

 

What does that make mine worth? 30k miles, no paintwork.

A well known dealer said $33k to him, then he will sell it for market value. I said, $33k? He said, well it's a '95.

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