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tigertrout

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Has anybody have an idea how much my 964c2 targa is worth.fpsh + northway with 48k miles, rare marno green in a1 condition.1990.would love to buy a 993 c2s.Then so would most people.
 
I'd say about £15,000- £16,000.

Bought mine from Northway, 2 and half years ago. I originally wanted a 993 C2 but was seduced by the light[;)]

Never regretted it since (despite other posts!)


Craig
 
If in great condition, and the summer was closer - £15k-£17k private, a dealer would probably give around £10k, maybe a tad more if you were buying the next car from them. Assume it is rhd.
 

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