POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
I may be bidding on a BlackBlack 01 996 turbo with 4,000mi - whats a decent wholesale price? retail? Thanks guys.
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POST 2Original post
LOL--probably not nearly as much as the seller thinks it is. With normal miles? High $30s to $40k private party I'd guess. So what's a reasonable low mileage premium for a non-collector car? Bruce Anderson would say, "allow 10% for low mileage" but it's probably more like 20%.
POST 3Original post
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Dude, you posted the same question about a 4,000 mile black/black '97 993 TT in the 993 and 993 Turbo chat room.....what's up w/ that?
POST 4Original post
Maybe he is looking for some friends!
POST 5Original post
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the guy is a moron
POST 6Original post
Maybe he is exhausting all his options and trying to collect as much data as possible.
POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
There are two cars at the auction - one is a 2001 996 and one is a 1997 993 and both are black/black with under 4000 mi... Yes they really do exist - I'll post after the auction. I posyed on four different areas to get more exposure/replies. Thankis for you help (not so much your scepticism)
POST 8Original post
With those miles, I would think it would fetch $45k
POST 9Original post
depending on the options... mid to high 40's... GL!
POST 10Original post
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Guys, I owe BHM a big apology. there WAS an auction today of both cars. '97 went for $80K and the '01 $52K per Weil http://www2.nbc13.com/vtm/news/local...planned/94421/
POST 11 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
1997 993 turbo sold for $87,500 2001 996 turbo sold for $55,000 Seized assets of Richard Scrushy of healthsouth infamy Birmingham, AL http://www.weilwrecker.com/upcoming-auctions.html Pics as promised... whoes the Moron now, Parnelli?
POST 12Original post
Wow!
POST 13Original post
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Well, the guy who paid that much for the 996 for one. Must have been a Barrett-Jackson kind of crowd.
POST 14 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Ooops! Posted pics before I read your post Parnelli... Thanks for the apology - no offence taken - life is good. The prices I posted may be $2,500 high - may have been the last bid price that no one took?
POST 15Original post
LOL, I sold my 996TT with 28k miles 1.5 years ago for $58k
POST 16 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Ooops! Posted pics before I read your post Parnelli... Thanks for the apology - no offence taken - life is good. The prices I posted may be $2,500 high - may have been the last bid price that no one took?
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