Over 20k miles / minor accidents or over revs fine

Don't care about color

Strongly prefer leather, navi and lift options, not not picky can always add those in later if not.

$ moves up if you have coolant lines done / LSD done / tied off cam actuators / 4.0 clutch and flywheel upgrade

US or Canada fine

PM me

 

 

Def thought Mooty would have sourced you one by now

 

He's hoarding again

 

with $$ in hand waiting for any crumbs that fall my way

 

Its becoming harder and harder to get a good sample, but something will come up, just have to be ready with the Dinero.

 

Seller left me at the alter

Bump back up

 

Not sure about now but when I was in the hunt I had to be lightning speed quick. I lost many opportunities due to people putting down deposits way early. In the end I ended up paying what I thought was way too much at the time. Considering how clean the car was and still is, I could easily sell for 180 maybe even 195-200k considering the exterior and interior is flawless with 75xx miles.

I even put down 2 refundable deposits for cars that I had to turn down, but I could have easily grabbed them. Autotrader was actually a good source for me. Check every damn hour and as soon as you see something good put a deposit no matter the dealer says. It's how I got mine. Seller said it's sold, but buyer backed out.

 

+1

 

Buy the seller, more than the car.
I've not done PPI and offer to wire money in an our.

The only way.
Bought a 450SEL 6.9 and sold my 500E (with PPI) like that today.
Mooty checked out seller for me though. Thanks Mooty!

 

unless the stock market poops the bed, I don't think you're going to find a bargain basement car. It's agonizing watching you fret over 20-30K. Just do it...you'll make that money back.

 

Ispringhausen had one at a track day in St Louis 2 weeks ago. White with red accents

 

There are cars out there for a lot less than the $ posted, and he wants a properly enjoyed car... garage queens or former track ***** hidden to look like garage queens (yes it can be done, easily) are the ones commanding the large $.

 

+997.2

 

There are cars available, but price always seems to be the issue.

I think the market perturbation resulting from 997 owners moving to 991s has largely moved through the system. There will likely be a secondary movement as the 991 premiums ease and a few that have been waiting move into a second owner 991.

You have obviously been looking for a while, so i suspect you have a pretty good handle on what is available and what they are being offered for. As you know mine has not been advertised, but I would sell it for the right price.