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jkeith said:Thanks Desert Dragon,
I've seen lots of 944 turbo cars that have not had any proper maintenance or repair being advertised for more money. They might look nice and shiney but in terms of value for money, I have pitched the asking price on the low side given the rare numbers of the '86 cars (pre 'bean counters' and Porsche homologation on this year only) available. It's a peach to drive, now! The cracked dash is cosmetic and a cheap fix for anyone so inclined, a common characteristic of the marque.
Keith.
jkeith said:Thanks DD, with all due respect I have already been offered a five figure sum from the trade and a higher price again from WBAC.
If you were advertising a car for sale and I thought it was only worth half the reduced asking price, I'm not sure why I would then send you a message to tell you what I thought?
I will politely differ with your suggested valuation in the (foolishly?) optimistic view that I should get more than 50% of the actual cost to me to date. The car is way above average condition.
Cheers, Keith.
Indeed!..I have owned about a dozen 944's of all varieties over my 27 year Porsche career.DynoMike said:That looks nice Adrian
Go for it if you can, amazing handling.
GLWS Keith.