I love how the 993's have appreciated!

Its too bad I plan on keeping mine otherwise the cash out would be great....LOL

 

I assigned a negative to mods-I preferred bone stock. Sure, some are nice, but I'm not sure the LWF is everyone's cup of tea, as one example.

 

But then you would have cash but no 993. This way you get to enjoy it and have the value just in case

 

KBB is not as accurate as many people think, esp when it comes to uncommon cars

 

If it's Tip, knock off about $10k (that's what I'm told)
Also depends on the real condition. Not the condition you think is perfect, but the condition a real inspector would deem as perfect.

And the only real way to tell as we all know, is to put it on the market and see what type of offers you get.

 

Wow, that's too bad. The stock stereo is atrocious aesthetically and to the ear.
I kept mine stock for 9 years.. But when the rear speaker finally blew, I redid the whole system to accommodate ipod, satellite, bt... and the sound is now amazing.

Made my driving enjoyment double.

 

Just keep the factory radio - it will plug back into the factory plug and can be re-installed....unless your installer was an idiot and cut the plug.

 

More importantly, did you get the C4S, dfwporsche?

 

I have a 1996 993 4s with 35k miles. Black/tan. Totally Stock. But I am leaning towards an
Exhaust change. Little more depth. So I want to put on the FD Motorsports Stage II?

Will this hurt the car if I ever decide to sell?

 

KBB & AutoTrader.com are now affiliated. Their core customers are the branded dealership networks. Their pricing guide info is designed to minimize what a dealer needs to offer for a trade-in and maximize what the dealer can reasonably ask at Dealer Retail. They are not a honest broker for pricing. Most of their business focuses on cars that have less than 80K miles on them and so still eligible for a factory backed or third party warranty. The warranty is the key issue for the branded dealer as it allows the car sold to fill the pipeline in their service department. A car sold without a warranty results in little add on service sales so most branded dealers will just auction many of them off at wholesale.
Food for thought,
Andy

 

Not at all-totally reversible. If you can find some used muffs to mod, you can keep the stock bits.

 

Made an offer. Deal fell through....

 

Hi, guys.

I bought the car pictured here around four years ago.

https://rennlist.com/forums/993-foru...-for-sale.html

I have added a CPZ steering wheel and Fister Stage II exhaust. Mileage is now sixty-thousand something. I can take more pictures later.

What's your best guess for a private Rennlist sale price?

Thanks in advance!

Matt

 

Sorry, but I'll be blunt-You start by paying for a membership to sell a car here.