TrackDays247.com

Mine will be for sale. Virtually all rebuilt, top quality every piece.

Maxx1

Haggerty didn't have a price on the Euro 82 930 .... so I have no idea with the current value.

I wonder how much hassle it is to sell on ebay? Hopefully they have some kind of flat rate for vehicles. I'd be paranoid of counterfeit funds, or someone winning the bid and then never paying at all.

MUSSBERGER

Buying is much more fun than selling. Always!

As far as counterfeit funds just dont release until they are proven real and safely in your bank. You can also refuse bidders with little feedback or negative feedback or both. Requiring a decent deposit quickly after the auction is over and sticking to when and how the balance is paid is imperative. People try all kinds of stuff post auction. Make sure you describe as honestly and thorough as possible so they can't use the old "not as described" excuse.

pu911rsr

I've sold quite a few Porsche's on ebay, never any issues.
Phil

cobalt

Prices are getting a bit crazy especially for the early 3.0 turbos. 930's not far behind yet hagerty is caught in some time warp with the 964 turbos and don't even acknowledged the difference between a 3.3 and 3.6.

How many do you think you can find at these prices, makes me wonder how good this tool is?? What about turbo S's they must have some info and customers they insure who own these. I for one use Condon Skelly they were 1/3 the price for a higher agreed value.

http://www.hagerty.com/valuationtool...ort?vc=1333607

There are so few being sold that it appears to leave them as unrecognized value.