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930 Turbo Carrera

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  1. chover

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    I got it mixed up.
    My friends car is no. 480 and mine is no. 520.
    Not that it matters much to the story....I just don't like the fact that I presented some incorrect information. Sorry about that.
    I am at sea at the moment and write according to memory only.
     
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    what's the current market on 86, 87,88 and 89s ?

    i have been trying to find my dads old 88 in jackson ms to no avail so just going to buy another....
     
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    As a data point. I sold my '87 930 w/30K miles last month for 50K...
     
  5. joe sackey

    joe sackey Five Time F1 World Champ

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    The 1976 car Richard Sloan sold for well into six figures.

    Copper Brown metallic/Tan leather with 47,946 miles

    First year for Turbo model line
    Copper Brown Metallic (color code 443 )
    Tan full leather
    Black head liner
    47,946 original miles
    Two owners
    915 4 speed gear box
    3.0 Liter @260 hp- No intercooler
    Factory A/C delete
    Electric sliding sunroof
    Unique to the ’76 Turbo whale tail
    Early 911 style pop-out rear quarter windows
    Full leather ( dash, seats and door panels)
    Short Shift gear lever
    limited slip differential
    AM -FM Becker Stereo
    Correct 15 inch 7 and 8 inch Fuchs rims
    Head light washers
    Recent Reseal with head stud update
    Chain tensioner upgrade
    Comes with books and records
    Older cosmetic re-spray
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  8. chover

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    Wow really......
    Non original gear box, resprayed and changed hands for six figured $$$.
    I guess bone stock examples are increasinly dificult to come by now.
    Even if you have a fairly large amount og money to spend.

    Or maybe the "915 4 speed" is just a typo type terror in the add.
     
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    Maybe, but it's still a resprayed car, and not particularly low mileage. What makes this particular car worth so much?
     
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    joe sackey Five Time F1 World Champ

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    This is very true.
     
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    That's a good question, which I also ask myself whenever I see a 2.7 RS sell for hundreds of thousands.

    The 3.0 Turbo Carreras have become quite valuable, even though a few have sold for under par likely because the sellers are not aware of what they really are worth.
     
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    Kinda makes me consider bolting all original bits'n pieces back onto my car.

    I'm not so sure that low low miles or museum quality restorations are nessesarily what ticks the boxes (especially not in case og 911's)
    Of course there will allways be a niche in the market (and extraordinary prices) for that type og cars, but it seems that new generations of classic car fans take a different approach.
    Driving over-restored cars around on the backs of trailers is not a sexy proposition these days, I think.
    More and more, I see even very valuable cars are being enjoyed on the road.
     
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    Nothing wrong with that idea.
     
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    Joe - I've seen the term sympathetic restoration used here a few times. What is that exactly?
     
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    I don't think it's a defined term.
    It could mean: Not redicously over-restored.
    But it could also mean: Preped for sale.
     
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    In my opinion, sympathetic restoration means adhering to the fact that unless you restore sympathetically you can destroy the car's value. This means bringing the car as close to its original spec & condition as possible, not only in appearance, but in the methods and materials used in the restoration. Easier said than done, and many restorations are not sympathetic because they are either not faithful to the car's original spirit or they are over-done with license to modify.
     
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    Got it. Thank you!
     
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    These are interesting times!

    Conventional 930 wisdom is definitively obsolete.
    It seems, the 3 ltr. Turbo is now being widely creditted as the milestone sport car that it truely is, and this reflects widely in the market as well.

    We might need some revised litterature for the future :)
     
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    I'm not sure I agree with you. I actually bought and paid for this car for $52K until I found out through the PPI that it was a ROW car and not a US spec car as represented originally. I was refunded my money (which took FOREVER). It sold again for slightly more.
     
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    That is interesting, and sorry to hear about the hassle.

    It is said to have resold for six figures I have no verification of this.

    On the other hand, I spoke to Brian Doherty personally and he conformed his car sold for $155,000 in a matter of days.

    Prices seem all over the map. I think a bog-standard unmodified USA car in excellent restored or original condition is what brings the most in the USA based on the sales I've recorded.

    Interesting times.
     
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    Could anyone recommend a car cover for a -79 930 Turbo?
    For indoor use.
     
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    That's an incredible looking car! I like the turbo stripes and was going to put them on my white 86, but I sold it. Those stripes would not look good on my Copper Brown Metallic. lol
     
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