Prices Keep Drifting Up
#6856
Burning Brakes
Wow. Gorgeous car.
Reserve? $40K?
Reserve? $40K?
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NYoutftr (06-09-2022)
#6857
I agree with GC above, if I had the opportunity to purchase a well sorted, tastefully modded 996 WITH proof of a responsible owner (Rennlist history), I would have. However, I don’t think you get much more $ for the mods, though I may be wrong.
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NYoutftr (06-09-2022)
#6859
Rennlist Member
I think it will be an interesting exercise to actually see a well documented and sorted 996 on BAT. But most that have been put up on BAT for sale had limited history.
We know they are out there. Heck I have every service record including every oil change over the past 20 years for my 02. Thats 82 to be exact. But I am not looking to sell. Bet there is alot of us.
We know they are out there. Heck I have every service record including every oil change over the past 20 years for my 02. Thats 82 to be exact. But I am not looking to sell. Bet there is alot of us.
#6860
Rennlist Member
Well...
Imho, there may be another side to this. I don't remember the mileage on NYs car, but unless it's very, very, very low, collectors won't have an interest anyway. But an enthusiast will.
The car is gorgeous, well sorted and taken car of. Any enthusiast will recognize that it will be cheaper to buy a 996 like this over one that they can get cheaper, then have to pay for a refresh and upgrades to get it to this level. I am not saying that every buyer is logical, but those with brain cells will tally it up.
If you don't get your price, you can always pull it from the auction. Yeah, I know, there is a cost to everything. Just thinking out loud with you.
Imho, there may be another side to this. I don't remember the mileage on NYs car, but unless it's very, very, very low, collectors won't have an interest anyway. But an enthusiast will.
The car is gorgeous, well sorted and taken car of. Any enthusiast will recognize that it will be cheaper to buy a 996 like this over one that they can get cheaper, then have to pay for a refresh and upgrades to get it to this level. I am not saying that every buyer is logical, but those with brain cells will tally it up.
If you don't get your price, you can always pull it from the auction. Yeah, I know, there is a cost to everything. Just thinking out loud with you.
It just hit 84,000
I bought it in 2014 with mid 40s.
Everyone is entitled to do as they want with there cars for sure.
I enjoyed the hell out of my car. But I also paid up for all the precautionary changes and the relantless maintenance that these cars require.
Collector's, I would think, are looking for garage queens with super low miles.
Some of those folks who pay $50k for a 20 year old garage queen might be in for a shock when they find out how much they need to spend on getting car up to date with maintenance.
The garage queen warning on RL has been covered a lot.
I see both sides to the debate on modifications.
The mods were guided with input from not only one of the best tuners in the country, but with the help of hundreds of RL members. That expierance, advise, guidance, and camaraderie was priceless. (comes with occasional bb)
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#6862
Drifting
$$$peed Yellow for $$$ale again!
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...911-turbo-179/
'01, bad Carfax, & Tip: but that color!!!
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...911-turbo-179/
'01, bad Carfax, & Tip: but that color!!!
#6864
Rennlist Member
$$$peed Yellow for $$$ale again!
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...911-turbo-179/
'01, bad Carfax, & Tip: but that color!!!
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...911-turbo-179/
'01, bad Carfax, & Tip: but that color!!!
Does it happen often that completely auctions on BAT don't result in an actual sale?
#6865
Rennlist Member
Have any of you on here recently sold a car on BaT or any other auction site?
It's about 180-200 miles (depending on going north or south) round trip to Porsche Dealership or qualified Indy for me.
I will encourage a PPI.
Have you done multiple PPIs for multiple bidders?
I just had my car serviced at Porsche Syracuse and they did a multipoint Inspection which I will be posting with the auction.
It's about 180-200 miles (depending on going north or south) round trip to Porsche Dealership or qualified Indy for me.
I will encourage a PPI.
Have you done multiple PPIs for multiple bidders?
I just had my car serviced at Porsche Syracuse and they did a multipoint Inspection which I will be posting with the auction.
#6868
RL Community Team
Rennlist Member
Rennlist Member
#6869
Rennlist Member
2002 targa tip with no record of the IMS bearing having been done. Hmm.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...rrera-targa-3/
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...rrera-targa-3/
#6870
Instructor
Have any of you on here recently sold a car on BaT or any other auction site?
It's about 180-200 miles (depending on going north or south) round trip to Porsche Dealership or qualified Indy for me.
I will encourage a PPI.
Have you done multiple PPIs for multiple bidders?
I just had my car serviced at Porsche Syracuse and they did a multipoint Inspection which I will be posting with the auction.
It's about 180-200 miles (depending on going north or south) round trip to Porsche Dealership or qualified Indy for me.
I will encourage a PPI.
Have you done multiple PPIs for multiple bidders?
I just had my car serviced at Porsche Syracuse and they did a multipoint Inspection which I will be posting with the auction.
I've done 46 auctions on BringaTrailer - what would you like to know?
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