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How to value a track car |
mihai914 |
Aug 18 2021, 06:43 AM
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Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 800 Joined: 2-March 05 From: Montreal, QC Member No.: 3,697 Region Association: None |
Hi to everyone.
A local PCA member decided to sell his track dedicated 914. It's kind of tempting because it's a sweet combo but I have no experience on how to value a dedicated track car. It's a 76 AZ tub with fibreglass flares, windshield is still there. It has a pre variorum 993 engine with a G-50 tranny and cable shifter. Most conversion parts are from Patrick Motorsports. Engine oil tank is up front. The car has no racing pedigree. Full roll cage, no more dash or any interior. No idea on the brakes, probably big reds. I'm not into racing, but I see the car as a good starting point for a GT Clone. Anyone can give me some pointers on how to value the car? Sum of parts, penny on the dollar invested? From what I've seen, track cars usually sell in parts or without the engine and tranny. Thanks for the help. |
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