Allen

This ^^

MGibilisco

You have to remember that the newly acquired "hurley" was priced at $37.5. Check that car out, and compare. The price seems fair given the rebuild, but a touch high given the miles. $32-33 imho

Toddster

Sounds high to me
Just spent the last 6 months looking before I pulled the trigger last month
Don't think there are too many for 35k with over 100k miles on her.
GLWS.

mongrelcat

If a prospective buyer takes the time to drive a few cars in the $25-$30k range, and then this one, Ryan will get his asking price without issue.

No affiliation other than I've driven the car briefly when Kie owned it, and I chatted with Ryan a year or so ago when I happened to see him at a local detailer.

nathan1

I think the reality is no matter the mods, engine rebuild, etc. MOST but not all buyers are mileage obsessed. When 993's roll over 100k miles they take a huge hit in value and not only that but they take significantly longer to sell even at lower prices.

I don't agree with peoples logic as condition, documentation, and repairs/maint etc are king to me but sadly most buyers don't think that way. Sold my last 993 w/ 157k miles to another RL'r who loves it but I sold it cheap even though it was nicer than most 993 I have seen.

So if your not in a hurry wait for the out of the box buyer. My gut says is would sell quick $29-30k. $32-35k will take you a while.

speedy88

+1. I agreed with Nathan. Most buyer looks at the mileage as the number one factor when determining the sale price. My car has a little more mileage than some C4S (64K), but all big ticket items (top end, clutch, brakes/rotors) has been taken care of. But buyers, wants original cars with stock suspensions, etc... with lower mileage to pay a higher sale price.

I suggest taking out the added mods (ones that are easily removeable- deck, seats, etc...) and sell them separately or add on top of the sale price.

Good luck on your sale.

TRINITONY

Put it on some euro websites, they seem to care less about mileage.

Mark in Baltimore

I think it's about $5,000 too high. If you leave the price at $35,000 and it's negotiated down to $30,000, that price would still be too high for what most buyers are looking to pay for a 111,000 mile car, IMHO.

TrackJunke

I believe 35 k is high. I have a similar car with 81 k miles (no engine rebuild or LWF) and "may" be able to sell for low 30s but contantly get low balled in the high 20s. People are afraid of mileage. I just decided to keep it.

f8vr993

Nice mods and all but at the end of the day, that Ducktail & R. Stick shift is going to limit your potential buyers... Just IMHO.
GLWS!

jscott82

Ok so I had to go back and read the listing two more times before I saw this....

OP: You need to make this a major item and point this out clearly and in detail. If this was a full top end rebuild. 35k is a great price and should be easy sale.

Mark in Baltimore

I missed that, too, and like you, Jeff, had to read it three times before I saw it.

RC, you need to put the rebuild first on the build sheet or, at the very least, make it bold.

I think the price is fine at $35,000 for a Rothsport-built motor that has 46,000 miles on it. Might even be a tad low?

gaby1088

I think thats priced right considering the cars in my area, youll prob sell it for like 33, in time..

rc1320

Thanks for the feedback on the rebuild info. It's has quite the Rothsport build with a nice checkout price of $10,500

rc1320

For those looking for a low mileage similar car, here is one for $42K with 27,000 miles.

http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/ctd/2968937640.html