To OP: $75K-85K, depending on condition, history, and options.

As far as selling a car with no ad, no info, and no pics... some people are not serious sellers. When I was a serious buyer with cash in hand for a GT3 I ignored those types. Some people just aren't in a hurry to sell and want to minimize their hassle, so to each their own.

 

Consider yourself to be a rare exception. I don't blame the sellers for wanting to "minimize their hassle." 4 years ago when I bought my .1 the seller had already been through 4 "buyers" who fell out of the sale, taking up his time, while waiting for the $$ to materialize. Mooty is the expert on this subject and audipwr doesn't need the hassle.

Just my .02

 

I'm one of the few people who wants info and pics of a car before I seriously consider buying it? OK, I will consider myself the 'rare exception' and be quite content.

 

Seriously...how dare you ask any questions about a $80k car you are about to purchase

When I sold my E46M3 (1/4 the value of a GT3), I provided a very detailed FS ad on M3Forum. I sold the car in 2 days with very little hassle (I figured I was going to get a ton of tire-kickers). I had already answered every question a potential buyer could ask.

Oh well, your choice to sell your car the way you want...

 

Mooty, you hoggin up all the E88's.

5 Lug N.B. Motorsports?

 

Took me all of 11 minutes to buy my incoming car. So excited!!!







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