I just had some guy beat me up over my price. Is it a good one?
#16
Originally Posted by fahren affair
...it's the old bird in the hand...if you've got a ready and willing buyer, try to meet in middle and sell it now. i eventually sold it for $5k less than my first offer six months previous.
Originally Posted by bet
...The biggest problem with modifications is you have to find a buyer that wants the exact same mods you have done. As popular as aftermarket suspensions are on Rennlist, we are in the minority and the majority of the general public associates non-factory suspensions with driving hard, abuse, racing, track work and/or just rice (and none of it probably true but that doesn’t matter as it is all about perception).
Originally Posted by bet
...Personally I think you could put the car back to stock and get the same price if not more for it. Then make some money selling the mods to enthusiast on a site like this. Good luck on your sale.
#18
Chad.....I would glady pay $40K to you today if I was ready to pull the trigger on another 996 since I know what you have done and would like all of it. But I am not picking up another car (dedicated for the track) till next spring when we move back east so I don't have to transport another ride.
I would proably even have paid a bit more since it is more track ready than most.
I would proably even have paid a bit more since it is more track ready than most.
#20
Chad,
I would also buy your car for 40K. I think it's a very fair price... be patient and you will get the right buyer.
I have 2 people that are looking for a first time 911, I'm going to show them the pics of the car and let you know.
Rob
I would also buy your car for 40K. I think it's a very fair price... be patient and you will get the right buyer.
I have 2 people that are looking for a first time 911, I'm going to show them the pics of the car and let you know.
Rob
#22
Originally Posted by fahren affair
chad, as of today i found >70 '99 996s listed nationaly for under $40k. there were quite a few in the low to mid thirties w/ similar miles as yours. i sold an '00 c2 for $30k and it was loaded, albeit w/ high mileage. it's the old bird in the hand...if you've got a ready and willing buyer, try to meet in middle and sell it now. i eventually sold it for $5k less than my first offer six months previous.