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help me help my friends make a deal on a 914-6, what is a 3.6 914 worth? |
Chris Hamilton |
Oct 29 2010, 06:22 PM
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Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 611 Joined: 7-March 06 From: Berkeley, CA Member No.: 5,687 |
One of my friends is selling a 914-6 to another friend, and I'm caught in the middle! They're both asking me what a fair price on the car is, and I can't find many comparable cars sold. Help me put a price on this thing.
The car: 1971 914-6 ( originally a 4 ) Body: Straight Clean title Steel flares Oil cooler in front bumper rear frame has had 914 stiffening kit welded in no rust! Paint looks OK, but will need to be painted at some point Engine: 1995 3.6L motor from 993 with ~20k miles Stock porsche injection ECU mods by patrick motorsports so everything works properly Exhaust: B&B Headers with magnaflow mufflers Transmission: Fresh complete rebuild 915 gearbox from guard with clutch-type LSD from guard ( less than 250 miles ) Patrick motorsports cable shifter ( adjusted properly, works well ) 915 axles hi-torque starter from pelican parts Suspension: New Bilstein RSR shocks Tarrett front swaybar 911 torsion bars Aluminum front axle beam from SC re-inforced rear trailing arms with real 5-lug flanges front a-arms and rear trailing arms have polybronze bearings from elephant racing koni externally adjustable rear shocks with bicknell coilovers and eibach springs front weather sealed monoballs stock rear swaybar with new bushings Brakes: 930 big black front calipers bigger master cylinder 914-6 rear calipers with dual plane rotors and working e-brake cables Wheels: Polished and painted REAL 16x7 and 16x9 fuchs Interior: New leather door panels, recovered leather dash, recovered leather 914 seats. (IMG:http://www.914world.com/bbs2/uploads_offsite/www.thextremeresources.com-5687-1288398152.1.JPG) (IMG:http://www.914world.com/bbs2/uploads_offsite/www.thextremeresources.com-5687-1288398152.2.JPG) (IMG:http://www.914world.com/bbs2/uploads_offsite/www.thextremeresources.com-5687-1288398153.3.JPG) |
grantsfo |
Nov 1 2010, 12:03 PM
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Arrrrhhhh! Group: Members Posts: 4,327 Joined: 16-March 03 Member No.: 433 Region Association: None |
Market for vintage cars and race cars sucks right now. If you can find somone with money and you can stomach price they are willing to pay thats what market is bearing. Like Randal indicates .25 to .50 on the dollar.
I pulled my Boxster race car off the market temporarily as I wasnt willing to take .30 cents on the dollar invested in the car. If I could get .45 cents I'd sell it yesterday. Know anyone who wants a fun Boxster race car for under $15K? I'd say that 914-6 is probably in the $18K range. But finding somone to pay that is nearly impossible. I dont know if the used Porsche market is ever going to recover? Perhaps in a decade? But I dont see any near term economic prospertiy coming back to US. As long as housing values stay down to stagnant the use of the home equity lines of credit have dried up. I'm a firm believer that many race cars and Porsche projects were funded either directly or indirectly from wealth generated in ever appreciating housing market. When that bubble burst so did budgets for play things. Your freind might want to test the market in Europe. The Euro has smashed the dollar again recently. Might find a European who would like that car at a currency discount. |
PeeGreen 914 |
Nov 1 2010, 12:18 PM
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Just when you think you're done...wait, there is more..lol Group: Members Posts: 10,219 Joined: 21-September 06 From: Seattle, WA... actually Everett Member No.: 6,884 Region Association: Pacific Northwest |
Market for vintage cars and race cars sucks right now. If you can find somone with money and you can stomach price they are willing to pay thats what market is bearing. Like Randal indicates .25 to .50 on the dollar. I pulled my Boxster race car off the market temporarily as I wasnt willing to take .30 cents on the dollar invested in the car. If I could get .45 cents I'd sell it yesterday. Know anyone who wants a fun Boxster race car for under $15K? I'd say that 914-6 is probably in the $18K range. But finding somone to pay that is nearly impossible. I dont know if the used Porsche market is ever going to recover? Perhaps in a decade? But I dont see any near term economic prospertiy coming back to US. As long as housing values stay down to stagnant the use of the home equity lines of credit have dried up. I'm a firm believer that many race cars and Porsche projects were funded either directly or indirectly from wealth generated in ever appreciating housing market. When that bubble burst so did budgets for play things. Your freind might want to test the market in Europe. The Euro has smashed the dollar again recently. Might find a European who would like that car at a currency discount. I would have to completely disagree with some of your points. You're trying to compare a specialty car with a collector car. This 914 is a mixture of both more on the side of collector car. Your car is going down in value every day where this car is holding or going up. Under $20k you cannot find anything close to this car. |
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