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09-10-2003, 04:27 AM
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09-10-2003, 04:28 AM
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09-10-2003, 12:34 PM
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175K for a turbo S.. WHAT?!?!?!? I fellow rennlister sold his Turbo S for about 90K recently. Granted, it didn't have all the same mods and was actually driven ( aka higher mileage ), but kinda of hard to account for a 85K difference.
But I hope you find the right buyer for your car. Obviously, it's a collector car.
But I hope you find the right buyer for your car. Obviously, it's a collector car.
09-10-2003, 01:50 PM
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Jeff, I am not the owner of the car. I am selling it for one of my clients. I guess it might have been a better idea to research Turbo S prices a bit more before coming up with that price. So few come up for sale that I really have no idea what to ask for it. My client is a serious seller, and the car is seriously nice. I saw a federalized European model for sale at 128,000 and figured a U.S. car with all sorts of upgrades would be quite a bit more valuable. We are looking to get fair market value for the car and are open to any serious offers. We won't be insulted. All we can do is say no
Do you have any suggestions on good places to advertise an exotic like this one? Sports Car Market Letter? AutoWeek Classifieds? L.A. Times? Auto Trader?
I would appreciate any input you can give me on this.
Thanks.
Gar
Do you have any suggestions on good places to advertise an exotic like this one? Sports Car Market Letter? AutoWeek Classifieds? L.A. Times? Auto Trader?
I would appreciate any input you can give me on this.
Thanks.
Gar
09-10-2003, 02:01 PM
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I understand that it's a collector car, so perhaps my "normal" range of prices is not really applicable. I mean it's got less than 3K miles!
In addition to those places, have you thought about advertising in the du pont registry? Seems like a lot of nice collector cars there. They have an online and print magazine.
I just noticed that your origianl link was deleted by the admins too...
In addition to those places, have you thought about advertising in the du pont registry? Seems like a lot of nice collector cars there. They have an online and print magazine.
I just noticed that your origianl link was deleted by the admins too...
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09-10-2003, 08:57 PM
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Richard Sloan has the biggest collection of Turbo S's with
really low mile from 37K to 300, yes thats 3 hundred.
sloancars.com. not affiliated yada yada yada but I did
buy my turbo from him.
OG
really low mile from 37K to 300, yes thats 3 hundred.
sloancars.com. not affiliated yada yada yada but I did
buy my turbo from him.
OG