CB993

In Portland Oregon. $48,993

No affiliation but happy to check it out.

mathfuzzy

Love that color combination!

80k miles, aftermarket radio, ratty shift ****; otherwise looks nice from the pictures. But sheesh, almost $50k...I hope they get it.

M. Schneider

A MY97 C2, Ocean Blue Metallic over classic grey, 78k miles, little to no options.... $48k ... yikes!

https://sunset.porschedealer.com/pre...91478/info.php

asofine

Eh, that's the dealer premium. Assuming there are no surprises, this is a low 40s car in a private party sale, no?

JDHertz11

Yeah but find one. They are very hard to find these days. This one is already on lowered suspension so you'd only have to add wheels and go.

jakfrost

Not to hijack the OP, but since we seem to be on the subject of selling/buying 993's...

Just had an offer for my '95 C2 coupe from a guy in Holland, spoke on the phone for quite awhile, seems like a good guy, gave me all his coordinates, etc. Says he's sending a deposit via Western Union on Monday...remainder to the bank of my choice prior to transport showing up at my door.

Anyone had any experience with this kind of transaction?

JDHertz11

I've never received any funds via Western Union but bank wires are somewhat normal especially for international sales.

phoneyman

I would Google 'western union scams' and see if there is any way to get screwed. Some scams are pretty sophisticated and non obvious. But as long as you have the actual cash in full before shipping it's probably fine

mathfuzzy

I was thinking the same thing. High $30's...maybe low $40's. Certainly seems worth that if its a clean car, clean title, known history. I guess good news if this car is selling above $45k.

Opo

I think $42-$45k is a ok price , like JDHertz11 says , they are getting hard to find and this is a very rare color 993 , I would pay up to $45k if the car checks out .

Allen

This particular piece of the buying/pricing equation is not one that I have ever had to deal with...and it is easily overlooked. While the "normal" or "market" value may appear to be $xx,xxx...the availability is definitely gonna impact that number dramatically. And if it's a nice example, it's gonna really raise the price. This is, of course my opinion.

JDHertz11

I know I sound like a salesman but I really don't see the air cooled market slowing down for the foreseeable future. We are fortunate to have appreciated these cars long before they were deemed collectible. I really think we'll see cars like these as bargains in the not so distant future.

CB993

UPDATE:

Stopped by Sunset today. Car sold for $46,500. Hopefully someone here?

Spyder_Man

I'm pretty sure this guy is the new owner:

https://rennlist.com/forums/993-foru...r-key-fob.html

Artsee

Oddly enough, they didn't update the pics on the site. The shift **** was reconditioned and they included the original deck with the sale. I put the stock deck back in as soon as I got a couple free hours to tinker with the car!

You are correct