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YOUR RESEARCHLow Mile GT2...Insurance Auction Tomorrow.
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I can't imagine it is worth more than about 70K fully repaired with a salvage title.
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I wish I has the resources right now, to bid on this car. For the sake of a happy marriage, I'll pass. It is currently at $30,025. with one day left. It will make an easy, profitable project for somebody.
https://www.iaai-bid.com/vehicledeta...itemid=7077298
They can be had right now for roughly +/-$100K. With that said you will have to factor in cost to win the car, cost to bring it back to "whole" condition again, and deal with a salvage title. I can't imagine it is worth more than about 70K fully repaired with a salvage title.
It says in the ad that the car starts. Redridge, anybody can bid on it after joining IAAI....about $100 to join for a year. Some of the cars are only open to bids from dealers. This one is open to anybody that is a member. I agree with Dell. It would be worth about $70,000 fixed. The damage looks pretty minor. I didn't have a problem selling my salvage titled 996 last December...$22,500 for a 99 tiptronic.
It's just hard to tell without really going over the car if <$30K of parts + 100% DIY labor will do the trick, esp if frame is far enough out of shape, but someone will have fun with this! For my money a used turbo and some bigger snails would be just as fun
Phil should buy it and park it in the garage next to his C4S . Then he can tell the C4S, "See what happens when you play in the street? That's why we stay in the driveway!"
I did not watch the auction, so I do not know the final price. The last pre-auction bid, was $32,025. It may have gone higher during the auction, either on line, or in person. It would have killed me to watch it and not be able to bid. In the past, I have been out bid on a GT3 and a F355 by a couple hundred on the Porsche and a couple thousand on the Ferrari. It's exciting, but painful.
I am currently looking for a project car to do with my son, who turns 16 in a few months. I bet I will enjoy it more than any of my other projects. We are looking for either a 944 or a Mustang.
Good one Tim.
Oh Tim, I just cracked a rib laughing.
Poor neglected car - destined to become a dusty abandoned Porsche version of Mfletch's Maserati.. the permanent wallflower - a beauty abandoned and left to think that they're fugly and fat assed, all for the lack of attention from their loved ones. Oh the humanity.
I thought you might like that one! Now we just need to get Phil to read it. I isn't as much fun if he doesn't know that he has been trashed.... agaiin!
Hmmmm, now there's an idea! When I go into the gargage, my car seems to bark at me as if to say "can we please go out for a drive?" But, it's no dummy, my 4S. It knows when to play with itself in the garage (pardon the sperm bank pun) and when to play in the street. I sure as hell won't show it the pic of the '02 silver Carerra.
We actually went out to a party last night! And parked on a real street!!
Awww, come on, we know that's not true - the nearest one is in Millville, NJ and that's a good 50 miles from Phil... he'd break out into a cold sweat just at the thought of driving that far.
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