The 3.6 914 that sold for $170k is back on BAT, Auction ended. $131k reserve not met Options

[Steve]

The not a real six 1972 3.6 914 that sold for $170k is back on BAT
Will it get over $170k again? I doubt it.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1972-pors...ampaign_2461171
Love the new video https://youtu.be/sIHG8TLuDOw?si=X3sU-GKCjtvdgyYM

Mine is similar to this one, but not professionally built and half the price.
However, I doubt there is a shop out there that that would build an equivalent car for under $200k

[rick 918-S]

You have to admit though, if you didn't know about the prior sale that is real good money for a conversion car.

[Steve]

You have to admit though, if you didn't know about the prior sale that is real good money for a conversion car.

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/agree.gif) Look at the receipts on the shop that built it. You won't find a shop that will do that build under $200k

[rick 918-S]

You have to admit though, if you didn't know about the prior sale that is real good money for a conversion car.

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/agree.gif) Look at the receipts on the shop that built it. You won't find a shop that will do that build under $200k

Ya but extremely well sorted factory 6's have sold for less. That is really good for a conversion car. when you job out your entire build you should never expect to even break even. Receipts are only a gauge of money spent not the value of the whole project. Someone found a personal interest in the car and was willing to pay the 170k the first time. This time not so much. It is worth what it's worth at the time of the sale. Very nice car.

[Bullethead]

You have to admit though, if you didn't know about the prior sale that is real good money for a conversion car.

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/agree.gif) Look at the receipts on the shop that built it. You won't find a shop that will do that build under $200k

Ya but extremely well sorted factory 6's have sold for less. That is really good for a conversion car. when you job out your entire build you should never expect to even break even. Receipts are only a gauge of money spent not the value of the whole project. Someone found a personal interest in the car and was willing to pay the 170k the first time. This time not so much. It is worth what it's worth at the time of the sale. Very nice car.

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