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what is my piano black shift **** worth? I am cleaning out some stuff. Prices are wildly variable. What's realistic and fair?
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POST 3Original post
It�s worth whatever someone is willing to pay...I�d take a wild guess at $150 or so (if someone is looking for a Porsche OE style shifter)...
POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
yes, that's kind of where I am. Here's from another post, look at the patina on this shifter in the link. These things get glad handed quite a bit. "LA Dismantlers. Probably can pick a whole unit for under $200 up to $400 https://www.ladismantler.com/porsche...1-99655265501/"
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Looks like a 997/987 shift ****. Might be worth a post in those forums. Also, how is this Piano Black? Looks like black leather with the grain worn down.
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