Prices Keep Drifting Up
#8701
True. One of the C&B comments "...just call LN Engineering or Flat 6 innovations. They see it every day." Well duh---that's there business. That was preceded by "As a side note the company that rebuilt my motor said that more than 75% of the cars they see have some degree of bore score." Makes perfect sense to me.
#8702
Thoughts on this recent C4S trade? Seems low the low side. Thinking the gray interior against Arctic Silver hurts it. Also minor damage reported. Hoping the market hasn't dipped this much.
https://www.pcarmarket.com/auction/2...-carrera-4s-2/
https://www.pcarmarket.com/auction/2...-carrera-4s-2/
#8705
True! Usually at 2 hours before the close, the recent bid is closer to the final price. These have gone north of $20K on BAT recently. This one was December 2023.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...-cayman-s-202/
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...-cayman-s-202/
#8706
#8707
#8709
The leather was “to sample.” What sample did they use, liquid hot lava?
In all fairness, it might look different in person. Porsche used to (or maybe they still have?) a factory color called “Lobster” that is red-ish with a hint of orange. I think I saw this on 80’s cars.
In all fairness, it might look different in person. Porsche used to (or maybe they still have?) a factory color called “Lobster” that is red-ish with a hint of orange. I think I saw this on 80’s cars.
#8710
The leather was “to sample.” What sample did they use, liquid hot lava?
In all fairness, it might look different in person. Porsche used to (or maybe they still have?) a factory color called “Lobster” that is red-ish with a hint of orange. I think I saw this on 80’s cars.
In all fairness, it might look different in person. Porsche used to (or maybe they still have?) a factory color called “Lobster” that is red-ish with a hint of orange. I think I saw this on 80’s cars.
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Mike Murphy (02-23-2024)
#8711
The leather was “to sample.” What sample did they use, liquid hot lava?
In all fairness, it might look different in person. Porsche used to (or maybe they still have?) a factory color called “Lobster” that is red-ish with a hint of orange. I think I saw this on 80’s cars.
In all fairness, it might look different in person. Porsche used to (or maybe they still have?) a factory color called “Lobster” that is red-ish with a hint of orange. I think I saw this on 80’s cars.
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Mike Murphy (02-23-2024)
#8713
I like the red, particularly with the deviated carpets. The headrests are quite tacky though, and I'd swap the wood for either aluminum or carbon fiber. Wood is a luxury material to me, and a red interior is quite sporting.
#8714