Great American 993s for Sale + Price Discussion Thread
06-04-2018, 03:03 PM
#871
06-04-2018, 03:16 PM
#872
^ ^ ^ Me too.
I'm not sure how client/dealer arrangements work, but if this is a case where the client doesn't know what his car is worth and just tells the dealer "This is what I need to get"", this might just be the deal of the century. If the dealer gets a fixed fee he'd have no incentive to tell the client he's priced 30k under market (though he should). Maybe someone local can take a look. It's bid up to $85K with 3 days to go.
I'm not sure how client/dealer arrangements work, but if this is a case where the client doesn't know what his car is worth and just tells the dealer "This is what I need to get"", this might just be the deal of the century. If the dealer gets a fixed fee he'd have no incentive to tell the client he's priced 30k under market (though he should). Maybe someone local can take a look. It's bid up to $85K with 3 days to go.
06-04-2018, 03:43 PM
#873
Rennlist Member
I promise you, if there was money to be made, the dealer, a wholesaler, or just an interested party around their area would have scooped this car up. Unless you are willing to go put your hands on the car, find a Porsche expert that knows the 993tt who can put it up a lift, do a compression check, PPI and you talk to the original owner, I wouldn't feel comfortable. Ask yourself this, why would they have a 1987 930 with over 95K miles selling for $125K and a 1997 993tt for less. If you have followed the 993tt, just remember that a 1997 is a better and more sought after 993tt than the earlier 1996 model. And the 1987 930 is not the turbo with the highest resale, in that series, it is the 1989 with the 5 speed. Finally, you have to listen to the Rennlist or Google reviews of this dealer.
06-04-2018, 03:52 PM
#874
Rennlist Member
I promise you, if there was money to be made, the dealer, a wholesaler, or just an interested party around their area would have scooped this car up. Unless you are willing to go put your hands on the car, find a Porsche expert that knows the 993tt who can put it up a lift, do a compression check, PPI and you talk to the original owner, I wouldn't feel comfortable. Ask yourself this, why would they have a 1987 930 with over 95K miles selling for $125K and a 1997 993tt for less. If you have followed the 993tt, just remember that a 1997 is a better and more sought after 993tt than the earlier 1996 model. And the 1987 930 is not the turbo with the highest resale, in that series, it is the 1989 with the 5 speed. Finally, you have to listen to the Rennlist or Google reviews of this dealer.
06-04-2018, 04:25 PM
#876
Three Wheelin'
Aight I'll go check it out 
06-05-2018, 04:28 AM
#877
Rennlist Member
It’s been at victory motors on Craigslist at $130k for a while now. Mileage isn’t high enough for me, needs to be 80000+ .Dunno what their angle is at $97, maybe a mistake then they get you to negotiate to 120-125 maybe?
06-12-2018, 02:04 PM
#881
Rennlist Member
06-12-2018, 02:18 PM
#882
Rennlist Member
…...in the 964 Forum …
06-12-2018, 08:25 PM
#883
Drifting
06-12-2018, 08:41 PM
#884
