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| Charles Freeborn |
 Aug 9 2021, 11:59 AM
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Well here's a turn of events...
Just when I'm narrowing in on having my AJRS built car up to spec to pass tech I find another one. Better built for my needs (SCCA, ICSCC, etc). It's been raced hard and needs maintenance, but when done will be a runner. If it happens I'll run all that down later. Meanwhile... I'm now looking at selling strategies. My car is refreshed everywhere it matters. Engine, brakes, etc. If all goes well at the end of this weekend I'll have a stamped cage and logbook in hand. I could either sell the car as a roller and keep engine and trans for new car, roller with trans allowing new owner to go wherever they want for engine ( 4 or 6) or sell as a complete 914/4 2.0L ready to run car. If I net 16 out of it I'd be happy as a complete car. Appropriately less if I keep driveline parts - in short I'd gauge the engine and trans at roughly worth 2k each. I don't want to get into a debate about those numbers at this time - I'm more interested in anyone with experience and their advice on if it's easier to sell a whole car or variations of a roller. Thanks. |
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Charles Freeborn Selling strategy Aug 9 2021, 11:59 AM
BillJ Rollers generally sell for a lot less than the sum... Aug 9 2021, 01:25 PM
infraredcalvin Well, I'm in a similar boat, except I'm ai... Aug 9 2021, 02:56 PM  |
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