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how much is the interior worth?
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sutters
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Id say about £900/£800 the lot.
924Srr27l
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h4x0r7000 said:Thanks Sutters for the advice. Crazy times of fitting dark interiors? I really like the black interior on a red car rather than cream.
Yes I like a black interior too,
Hence I changed the Interior from the same black / Beige and even blue mats! to all Black
http://924srr27l.co.uk/interior/
The lower door cards can be painted with trade quality aerosol's and as far as resale value goes, as with most things it'll only
be worth what someone that's wants it, is prepared to pay !
I bought black FULL carpet set off Ebay for £90 back in 2013, I did buy Black door handles, sprayed the speaker grilles black
and got £200 for the 2 beige Seats, and about £70 ish for the Rear section beige carpet piece the rest was scrapped!
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fastporsche
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924Srr27l
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fastporsche said:hi would you sell the top half of the rear set the 2 split parts and if so how much would you want
Do you mean the vertical rear seat back ?, I've got one in Beige but's a one piece item from a 1987 924S ?
The cloth however is stained in a couple of places so it's not a minter by any stretch...
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edh
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944 man said:I don't think it is worth anything like the price suggested. Virtually all of the value is in the seats. Black and light grey isn't rare: it was fitted from September 1985 until August 1988 and lots of cars had split colours.
Remember Simon's a tight Yorkshireman... But I tend to agree. Ring a breakers, see how much they want for a full interior.. If you get £500 I think you'll be doing really well
944 man
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Derbyshireman really Ed, but I fully embrace the principles associated with being a Yorkshireman. []edh said:944 man said:I don't think it is worth anything like the price suggested. Virtually all of the value is in the seats. Black and light grey isn't rare: it was fitted from September 1985 until August 1988 and lots of cars had split colours.
Remember Simon's a tight Yorkshireman... But I tend to agree. Ring a breakers, see how much they want for a full interior.. If you get £500 I think you'll be doing really well
edh
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944 man said:Derbyshireman really Ed, but I fully embrace the principles associated with being a Yorkshireman. []edh said:944 man said:I don't think it is worth anything like the price suggested. Virtually all of the value is in the seats. Black and light grey isn't rare: it was fitted from September 1985 until August 1988 and lots of cars had split colours.
Remember Simon's a tight Yorkshireman... But I tend to agree. Ring a breakers, see how much they want for a full interior.. If you get £500 I think you'll be doing really well
Well that's not quite as bad...
sutters
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Its near ipossible to find a set of black over cream/linen door cards these days to match the same split dash. Yes the seats are the most valuable part but the door cards are rare.944 man said:I don't think it is worth anything like the price suggested. Virtually all of the value is in the seats. Black and light grey isn't rare: it was fitted from September 1985 until August 1988 and lots of cars had split colours.
I just literally sold my grey and black front seats, matching door cards and rear seat set for £700.
Ian
944 man said:They are Black and Light Grey. Linen was a 1989 colour.
Which is why i'm having a nightmare getting a replacement armrest.
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