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2003 C2 93,000 miles 6spd heated seats Black/Tan A great friend in Dallas/Plano is going to sell his 911 and has no idea on price. Has owned for seven years and has the service records. No IMS items done. Thank you.
It's hard to say with so little info, but a private party transaction might bring $17K - $20K. The mileage and lack of IMSB work may dissuade some buyers.
I agree, $17-20k.
I'd say somewhere between $7,000 and $50,000, based on a recent similar thread. And, please don't ask if you are delusional.
According to carrera blue 911 or whatever the f*** his name is you should list your car in the DuPont registry for $235,000, and if someone doesn't offer you 10% above that number wait until August and put it through the RM Pebble beach auction. Hope all of this helps, maybe I'll buy it at the auction as I will be there in August.
I also agree with 17-20k.
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I would think 18-22... But it just takes the right marketing and the right buyer...could be more could be less...
Lmao the guy who had the 928 for sale who then raised the price because he got upset.
I would do a search in the area and see what people are selling similar 996's for then price competitively
Look at Ebay "sold" listings with green prices - yes sold,not active listings with silly BIN prices.
Play around with the Car Gurus site. It will do a good job of identifying dealer asking price averages in your area. A very good starting point to both price and see any competition.
$15k
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