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So it's a what's it worth thread...

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crlincoln

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Hi,

I've got a potential on an interesting car/project, but will unfortunately need to sell the 911.. not ideal, but hey some things come along that you can't turn down..

I've spoken to a dealer who has given me a price.. but I'd like to get a general feel from either people looking or insight into the current market..

Car Details are;

997 Gen C2S PDK 2008
Millage 48308
Basalt Black Metallic
Full Black Leather
19 Inch Carrera Sport Alloy Wheels
Updated PCM 3 Porsche with post code search
Cargraphic Silencers
H&S Rear Silencer Bypass (sharkwerks copy)
H&R Lowering Springs
Black Dials
Body Matched Centre Console.
Sports Seats
Rear Park Assist

I have all original exhaust and springs to take it back to stock if required..

So what do you think it's worth, or if you looking drop me a note quickly...
 

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I would expect to pay ~£35k ish private (advertise at 37)

38-40 at an Indy with warranty.

I would go SOR with an Indy, for least hassle.

Hope that helps.

James
 
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Hi

I would expect 35 - 36 private sale if in V-good condition clean wheels detailed body, clean interior and a clear ppi.
Dealer will offer 30 - 32 if you were buying another vehicle from them
30 + or - if you wanted cash to walk away.

Regards
Glen
 
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Thanks for the feedback makes interesting views...
 
I picked up my similar spec 911 in April this year after watching the market at a detailed level for 6 months. Since I have bought I've noticed that the market has probably strengthened a little bit - 3.6's are going for the price that 3.8's were 6-12 months ago, and the quality of good cars for sale has reduced. I actually think it would be worth a little more than some others - retail would probably be low 40's, I don't know what that means for SOR or outright purchase from a dealer. The only barrier with your car might be that any prospective buyer would not be able to get a Porsche warranty due to your mods.

Good luck with the sale and your next project!!
 
I was at my local OPC yesterday with my new Gen 2 Turbo and the salesmen was telling me that they are really struggling to get 'good' stock in. Apparently they went to a Porsche dealer ship sale the other week hoping to get a good stock of used Porsche but came away with nothing.
As previous poster mentioned the OPC's will want the car standard, whereas a private sale may take it with the mods, if the car is as good as it looks then a good detailing and good pictures should see it sell pretty quickly. Price it a few grand above what you want to give you some wriggle room.
As a comparison look at RSJ's stock and price it a few grand under what they would ask, they seem to have a 10% mark up.
Think James's price is pretty much where you want to be.
Good luck
 
All the mods are reversible, exhaust/suspension and I've retained original parts..

The car has a full Porsche service history.

I thought for the Porsche Warranty you can't dip in and out...
 
My car is quite similar. I bought it a year ago and have kept an eye on price trends. Mine is also a black on black c2s pdk with sports chrono. Though it is now 55k miles and completely stock. I would have thought ~£35000 will be a good price for a reasonably quick private sale in the current market.
 

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davenice said:
My car is quite similar. I bought it a year ago and have kept an eye on price trends. Mine is also a black on black c2s pdk with sports chrono. Though it is now 55k miles and completely stock. I would have thought ~£35000 will be a good price for a reasonably quick private sale in the current market.
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F**k me... what's the chance of finding two, possibly identical cars one reg digit apart......

As they say, small world...
 
crlincoln said:
davenice said:
My car is quite similar. I bought it a year ago and have kept an eye on price trends. Mine is also a black on black c2s pdk with sports chrono. Though it is now 55k miles and completely stock. I would have thought ~£35000 will be a good price for a reasonably quick private sale in the current market.
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F**k me... what's the chance of finding two, possibly identical cars one reg digit apart......

As they say, small world...
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Unbelievable, I've never seen that before.

Glws, I'd reckon close to 40k.
 
If these are £35,000 they're the best 911 in terms of VFM by a mile. May well be the best 911 of all time in basic C2 or C2S manual form - defo what I'd buy with a £35k budget :thumb:
 
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