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prices going down?

May be eBay is not as popular. I ran a business on there for 5 years. It started going out of favour with people 2 years ago and has declined since.
 
I'd been looking for a manual 996 4s for over a year (now bought), I don't think prices have dropped. Maybe a seasonal dip, but I'm glad I bought one now, as I can't see them dropping anymore. They have definitely firmed in value. We all remember how low 930's went!
 
andylaurence said:
MisterCorn said:
captain caveman said:
Well this looks like a very good buy if you got it for the starting bid.
Nice spec to.
Temped myself....


https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Porsche-...184031?hash=item2847233edf:g:gsEAAOSwnw9aFIaZ
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Wrong wheels and looks like a grey interior. At 112k I would want evidence of a full suspension replace, I did mine at 60k and it needed it. At £8k I agree it would be OK. Spend a few £k on it and you have a very nice and usable car, all be it with 112k on the clock. If it makes £10k it shows the market is still strong IMO.

MC
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I hope you're wrong, because I didn't get it for £10k.
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Although it was taken of ebay with just over 10k on the bids.

I kept a close eye on it because the previous owner is a mate of mine and I know the car - congratulations, its a nice one.
 
nickd said:
andylaurence said:
MisterCorn said:
captain caveman said:
Well this looks like a very good buy if you got it for the starting bid.
Nice spec to.
Temped myself....


https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Porsche-...184031?hash=item2847233edf:g:gsEAAOSwnw9aFIaZ
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Wrong wheels and looks like a grey interior. At 112k I would want evidence of a full suspension replace, I did mine at 60k and it needed it. At £8k I agree it would be OK. Spend a few £k on it and you have a very nice and usable car, all be it with 112k on the clock. If it makes £10k it shows the market is still strong IMO.

MC
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I hope you're wrong, because I didn't get it for £10k.
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Although it was taken of ebay with just over 10k on the bids.

I kept a close eye on it because the previous owner is a mate of mine and I know the car - congratulations, its a nice one.
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It was taken off because I had the keys in the ignition and the New Keeper Supplement. The bids over £10k were all blind as I was the first person to view it. I bought it because the previous owner is a mate of a very long term friend of mine. I wasn't even looking for a 911 at the time, but this one was in Carlsberg spec and my mate's known the car for a few years, so I bought it on a whim. After a few tanks of fuel, I'm not disappointed.
 
Ha, a tad optimistic for a green C4 tip.

Although to be fair the car is only actually £15k. The other £20k is what they charge for their bespoke rear badging service. :wink:
 
£35k? It looks lovely but that is a tad optimistic!
 
Marky911 said:
Ha, a tad optimistic for a green C4 tip.

Although to be fair the car is only actually £15k. The other £20k is what they charge for their bespoke rear badging service. :wink:
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And the Suicide "..sand leather..."
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911 Carrera 4 one owner from new never seen wet conditions sand leather electric seats sports exhaust system 18 " alloys new tyres sunroof cd multi changer rear spoiler this car is a one off we will never find one like this Full service history, Beige Full leather interior, Metallic Green, de quick, £34,995

So bad, he mentions it twice
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Actually looks good with the green :oops:
 
HSC911 said:
Marky911 said:
Ha, a tad optimistic for a green C4 tip.

Although to be fair the car is only actually £15k. The other £20k is what they charge for their bespoke rear badging service. :wink:
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And the Suicide "..sand leather..."
suicide.gif



911 Carrera 4 one owner from new never seen wet conditions sand leather electric seats sports exhaust system 18 " alloys new tyres sunroof cd multi changer rear spoiler this car is a one off we will never find one like this Full service history, Beige Full leather interior, Metallic Green, de quick, £34,995

So bad, he mentions it twice
hang.gif


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Actually looks good with the green :oops:
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I really like this combo. I don't get the savannah hate - I'd much prefer it to dingy black. Much more interesting than all the silver black blue cars.

£35k is steep for a c4 tip with bodykit, now if it was an unadorned 3.4 cable throttle C2, that combo would be :cloud9: to me.
 
wasz said:
I really like this combo. I don't get the savannah hate - I'd much prefer it to dingy black.
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:oops:

I like it too, looks good with blue/green cars :D

I was just taking the Michael :thumb:
 
wasz said:
HSC911 said:
Marky911 said:
Ha, a tad optimistic for a green C4 tip.

Although to be fair the car is only actually £15k. The other £20k is what they charge for their bespoke rear badging service. :wink:
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And the Suicide "..sand leather..."
suicide.gif



911 Carrera 4 one owner from new never seen wet conditions sand leather electric seats sports exhaust system 18 " alloys new tyres sunroof cd multi changer rear spoiler this car is a one off we will never find one like this Full service history, Beige Full leather interior, Metallic Green, de quick, £34,995

So bad, he mentions it twice
hang.gif


:thumb:







Actually looks good with the green :oops:
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I really like this combo. I don't get the savannah hate - I'd much prefer it to dingy black. Much more interesting than all the silver black blue cars.

£35k is steep for a c4 tip with bodykit, now if it was an unadorned 3.4 cable throttle C2, that combo would be :cloud9: to me.
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I'll sell my unadorned green/savannah 3.4 C2 manual for £29,995. Bargain.

Seriously though, I've been living with that colour combination for 2.5 years and haven't regretted it for a second. Imagine that with no kit, same wheels and that's what mine looks like.
 
I think the beige always looks much better when some of the trim is black, normally the center console & lower half of dash.
 
segart said:
£35k? It looks lovely but that is a tad optimistic!
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Maybe they are including the number plate and think thats worth £20k?
 
Going by recent threads, I am sure that M T Vehicle Sales will be on here shortly to explain his pricing strategy :grin:

:thumb:
 
"...never seen wet conditions" :?:

That old chestnut :floor:
 
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