Help on pricing 1999 911 C2 modified
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Help on pricing 1999 911 C2 modified
I'm considering purchasing a 1999 911 Carrera C2 6 spd manual from a family member and I need some help determining a fair price.
He's had the car for around 10 years and acquired it after the IMS went out. The engine was replaced with a new factory engine and now has 5,000 miles on it. It's in very good condition with the following mods:
- Full factory GT3 suspension
- GT2 nose
- Techart side sills
- Turbo bumber
- GT2 spoiler
- Champion forged 19 inch wheels
- BBK short shift
- Fabspeed exhaust & cat delete
I've been looking around and prices range from $5k for a trashed example to $20K for pristine.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
He's had the car for around 10 years and acquired it after the IMS went out. The engine was replaced with a new factory engine and now has 5,000 miles on it. It's in very good condition with the following mods:
- Full factory GT3 suspension
- GT2 nose
- Techart side sills
- Turbo bumber
- GT2 spoiler
- Champion forged 19 inch wheels
- BBK short shift
- Fabspeed exhaust & cat delete
I've been looking around and prices range from $5k for a trashed example to $20K for pristine.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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What is he asking for it. $20K would be a good buy if it all checks out as described...
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How many miles on the chassis? If over 100k I'd push below 20k. If the chassis & peripheral systems are low mile & pristine, value could be north of 20k. This all assumes it's a Porsche factory remanufactured engine or a well built aftermarket one like FSI.
OEM engine with 997 IMSb & reman part number:
- low chassis miles, up to $25k
- high chassis miles, up to $20k
Unknown engine or used OEM m96 from a parts car:
- low chassis miles, $17-20k
- high chassis miles, $14-17k
Just my opinion, it may vary from the market where you are. Good luck whatever you choose.
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At least it's not silver!
#12
Just realized you said new factory engine with 5k miles on it.. that's a pretty nice package. From the pic the mods look to be tastefully executed. $20-22k I think is a good price for the buyer. It may fetch as much as $25k on BringATrailer, but that's a bit on the high side as far as market value goes.
Lucky position to be in, that seems like a good one.
Lucky position to be in, that seems like a good one.
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New factory engine? How did he get a hold of that since Porsche is not providing new factory engines for these cars? Maybe I'm wrong would be curious to know how much that engine cost.