$20k Turbo, Is this rock bottom?
#1
$20k Turbo, Is this rock bottom?
I just saw on ebay (no affiliation) this for 20k, arguably a questionable combination of options but has anyone seen one priced lower (and then can you point me to it?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-911-...3D161270375544
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-911-...3D161270375544
#2
I would say a 165k mile tip turbo with replacement body panels that still needs paint and parts to look decent is probably a 20k car, yeah. Mileage, history and quality of the specimen really set the prices these days. I personally love a purple car, but I'm not sure many others would (nothing a wrap can't cure though).
#7
That's Arena Red. I had a 99 C2 in that same color combo.
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#9
The old owner was a Rennlister.
Sold on Ebay for $14K
https://rennlist.com/forums/996-turb...e-996tt-3.html
Sold on Ebay for $14K
https://rennlist.com/forums/996-turb...e-996tt-3.html
#10
The old owner was a Rennlister.
Sold on Ebay for $14K
https://rennlist.com/forums/996-turb...e-996tt-3.html
Sold on Ebay for $14K
https://rennlist.com/forums/996-turb...e-996tt-3.html
It looked like it had quite a bit of damage at the time.
#11
THATS "arena"?! wow. looks very similar to my mentors purple 911S he special ordered and had delivered in june of '67. that's the car that sold me on 911's for life. i had a c2 once.. a 93 or 94? hated it, traded into 993. much more better
but that? umm,... agree; track or project car. sure, no prob lol
but that? umm,... agree; track or project car. sure, no prob lol
#12
Well you wouldn't be making this a nice car lol, $20 spray can of colour match and off we go! MAF=$200, pads and discs=$1000, say another $1000 in incidentals...996TT for Honda Civic money.
Ultimate daily/winter beater
Ultimate daily/winter beater
#13
I believe it sold for $14,500 in the fall of '12 and was located in Utah or somewhere like that. Clean title, said he let the neighbor kid drive it to a dance or something and that is what happened. Doesn't seem like he is making too much money on it after transporting it to Louisiana, and purchasing what look like to be new parts.