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ian nott

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Hi folks, can some one give me an idea as to what a 1973 RST in RHD is worth these days. Thanx Ian
 
ORIGINAL: bernard tester Hi are you selling? I could be in the market for a good one at the right price! Berny.
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Wow, Bernie, didn't know you were that loaded [:D][:D][:D] JohnC 993turbo
 
Thanks Ian I have a customer looking to add to his collection! we may be looking at something next week but not Porsche. Berny.
 
Hello Ian, nice to see you on PCGB forum, Hope you have a Great Porsche Parade in New Zealand this February, 20 years on from the last one we attended ! Not sure about prices for the RHD RSt but would be substantial in UK pounds I guess over £150000 but very much down to its history, and condition, as always. Best wishes, Robin Walker
 
For the right car i.e. matching numbers and a traceable history in either original condition (very unlikely now) or rebuilt by the best, then you're north of £200k. Damen
 
Did the nice car at Silversone auction sell on the 16th ? That should give a ball park --- it looked a lovely car. The prices aren't yet up and if you try to look further it says "did not sell" behind all ...
 
In my Evo magazine of 2001 it compares the entire range of 911's. The '73 RS was chosen as the best ever 911. Value then.......£30k !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [:D]
 
Had mine valued and insured 6 months ago for £225k, 73 RST, first 500. Right hookers commanding premium as HK market booming apparently. Know of a few with less history for £200k. Hope this helps, Rob
 
Compared to the vast number of dismal red cars available they are still cheap at £225,000. Best Ferrari £30,000,000. Best Porsche £225,000. But then I was no good at football...
 
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