168glhs1986

It's so easy. Spacers and lower and DONE! This applies to most all cars and especially the 996 and E30 M3. Although the E30 M3 needs new wheels also. The 996 doesn't.

GC996

Hahaha! Your right.

Mike Murphy

I need to lower my car and do spacers.

168glhs1986

Not much sexier than a lowered and properly sitting cab! Most are left stock for perpetuity.

philbert996

My prediction, prices will continue to drift up

Roofless 1

​​​​​​​So true! The 996 looks contemporary despite its age. With a DDIN stereo head unit upgrade, it gains all the nav and other modern conveniences that are useful via a wireless connection to a smart phone (which also future proofs the user interface as new driving apps are released) but the cockpit is not plastered with all the nanny gizmos that overload the pilot and break his/her connection with the simple pleasure of driving. As for the headlights… their ilk connects to a supreme racing machine and it won’t be too long before they are a much sort discriminator from the ho-hum roundies!

Optionman1

@3/98 911 coupe this is for you:

joetaf27

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...-cabriolet-35/

Wowsa!!!

joetaf27

Ocean Blue Metallic here.. And I can confirm it grabs and forces me to stare at it as well!! Mesmerizing..

Billup

Can't lie, pretty surprised at how much money some of these C2 cabs have gone for in the past year or two.

philbert996

I’m pretty sure this has been mentioned…….but

911Syncro

Perhaps for the record on color, when searching for the 996 these were the deal breakers and I would have bought a different car: exterior in black, white or guards red. Interior in black.

ssherman68

There's a trend I'm noticing with older cars. There seems to be two stages. Stage 1 at around 15 - 25 years where they're cheap and plentiful enough for most people to buy and normal used car rules still apply - Lower mileage, popular styles, options and colors all help to get a better price. Stage 2 is when the cars get older, there are fewer good examples and they start becoming true "classics". At that point only more knowledgeable car people are interested & prices start going up. The pricing seems opposite from normal used car rules. Mileage is no longer an issue and rare factory options & colors command a higher value. Does anyone else notice this?

Putt-Putt

This dealer makes me uneasy for some reason.

Marv

Exactly. All prices are going up. It's no mystery.