Turbodan

would black seats look okay with the interior?
my guess is 50k. any mods, options etc?

Tim Wasmer

That and black mats etc. you could two tone it real easy I bet

TRINITONY

Here Tim...and they're asking $45k for it now....

Tim Wasmer

I love it. Who is "They"?

dbf73

boy - that interior brings back memories. used to have an SC Targa, black with white interior aka Oreo

trestlenewport

maybe i can share some light. I offer 43k and seller said yes and after PPI done which include leak down and compression test, this 993 needs alot of work. Problems as follow, RMS leak,#6 cylinder leak(may need top end and thts not cheap),all tools are missing (pump,tool kit and spare),clutch is very weak,lots of rock chips,driver door stop is broken and a bunch of other little things. I wouldnt pay more than 32k for it w/all these issues. Now it has over 84k miles.

Chuck W.

$32K? That would be a steal. Good luck!

trestlenewport

top end cost around $8k,clutch $4500,RMS $2k,door stoper $1500,tool kit spare and pump another $2k and the car has 84k miles.

DougM

$4500 for a clutch? My car had a clutch job with all new parts for $2700. Also, with the engine out for a top end job, the rear main seal and the clutch labor is very little. $10k for everything. Regarding missing tools, I doubt the buyer of the car is going to show it. With those miles, it is a driver and who cares about missing tools and a spare that will never be used. If the car can be picked up in the mid 30's, you can be into a mid 40s driver with a fresh engine and clutch.

sanyata

I agree. And with the interior being white I would think changing it to black with Suflex (?) would net rather good results. Could be a fun project car at the right price.

DougM

The actual ad may be nice
http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail...5&aff=national

993TurboS

At least it is two-tone with a black steering wheel and carpet. I could almost live with that. I think that, even with the issues, 40k is fair. You are sort of double-penalizing the mileage if you put it at 32k because it is high miles AND has issues that you sort of expect at high miles. If you can get it all freshedn up and be under 50k, I think that is a fair deal.

trestlenewport

i rather spend another $10k w/one under 50k miles

TT Surgeon

That car needs a ton of work, that we know of...add another 5-10k for 'extras' (at least). This car would be a money pit I'm afraid, impossible to ever get your initial investment back in resale even after fixing everything.
I would look at it as a good basis for a track car and offer accordingly.

TRINITONY

maybe this one..warning, it has a zillion pics.. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/PORSC...item5196bfa96d

and this one seems like a decent car...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Turbo...item3362ffecf6