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I recently removed my catalytic converters from my 1999 996 C2. What are they valued at? Cats have less than 26k miles. Thanks!
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POST 2Original post
Anything over what a local scrap metal/converter salvage yard will give you for them. The catalyst metals in them have some value but I do not know how much. (Enough that that converter theft is a problem for some vehicles with good ground clearance.) And call some Porsche salvage yards and get a quote on replacement converters for your car. That'll give you an idea of what they're worth.
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Wow, LA dismantlers quoted me $700 each. Prob too much...
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Essentially brand new one for 200 bucks http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-996-...p2047675.l2557
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Around $300-500 seems to be the going rate.
POST 6Original post
I see you are in California, keep them if you drive at Laguna Seca - friend of mine with a 1999 996 can't pass sound without his on. Marc
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Maybe. Maybe not. I recall now I was quoted over $1000 for a factory new converter for my 02 Boxster.
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