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What's it worth ?

Talat

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What do the experts think - 964RS, no service history, 993 C2 gearbox and non-original panel car. Haven't seen pics of the car but I've been told that all other bits are there including ally bonnet, mags etc. It will have a value but what would it be ?
 
£15K - £125K .......

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Ahh now i can't agree with Des there. 30k in parts i reckon (add them all up) so bottom line can't be 15k imho . But to be honest i am growing tired of these sort of threads. (why do i have a welsh accent when i read this back to myself ???!!!)
 
£15k Laurence as it might NOT be a RS! Maybe built on something else ..... never presume .... [:(]

Anyway Talat if you want help here be if you can a bit mre specific .....[:)]

AND

Yes agree Laurence debating values seems a little boring but if someone asks on what seems to be a very basic car then we always here to help, that's the beauty of this Register.
 
Hi Talat , it wont be worth less than h's lower limit of £40k if it is an RS chassis and matching numbers RS engine.
I like the 993 six speeder box , does it have LSD though ?
 
The no service history is the bit that would concern me.

What are you buying ?

And the 993C2 gearbox is not a 993RS box ....

If the bottom line really is £40k, what is a good one worth ?

A lot more than the £55k bandied around for insurance purposes ...

So maybe £30k + ?

Has the shell had accident damage ?
 
Thanks for the replies - looks like I'm going to have to pass on this one since I can't get a physical inspection done on the car - would be too big a risk to buy it blind. Car is in Japan at present. At least I have a chassis number for Martins database :)

Wrt to getting bored with talking about values - normally I would agree but I wasn't looking to talk values up or down since I was genuinely looking for a steer so that I could bid appropriately, maybe next time I'll just email Des directly.
 
25-40k depending on what needs doing to put back to original and actual condition of it now.

If it had had a full restoration and was mint then even with no SH, non-panel and wrong box i think you would be pushing up towards late 30's.

If its a total dog then mid to late 20's..

Just imho.

Of course if its mint green, maritime blue or rubystone pink then take a further 5k off for the looking gay factor[;)]
 

ORIGINAL: Talat


Wrt to getting bored with talking about values - normally I would agree but I wasn't looking to talk values up or down since I was genuinely looking for a steer so that I could bid appropriately, maybe next time I'll just email Des directly.

Ah guys, you've upset Talat now!!
 
ORIGINAL: jason

25-40k depending on what needs doing to put back to original and actual condition of it now.

If it had had a full restoration and was mint then even with no SH, non-panel and wrong box i think you would be pushing up towards late 30's.

If its a total dog then mid to late 20's..

Just imho.

Of course if its mint green, maritime blue or rubystone pink then take a further 5k off for the looking gay factor[;)]

Jason - I think your £ assessment is pretty much spot on.

But as we all know, minty, monkeybum, and marmite blue are all worth at least £5k more [:D]
 

ORIGINAL: jason

25-40k depending on what needs doing to put back to original and actual condition of it now.

If it had had a full restoration and was mint then even with no SH, non-panel and wrong box i think you would be pushing up towards late 30's.

If its a total dog then mid to late 20's..

Just imho.

Of course if its mint green, maritime blue or rubystone pink then take a further 5k off for the looking gay factor[;)]

I have to say I dont see this. A full rest, with original parts in tidy order but no S/H, non-original panels and the wrong gbox, would go for well over late 30s I would think. I've not seen one for less than about 45k in the past 18months? Am I right. If the car is matching numbers, is straight, looks reasonably tidy and simply needs a new gearbox, 40k would be a good deal. IMHO.

[but then I'm not a dealer [8D] ]
 

ORIGINAL: jason

25-40k depending on what needs doing to put back to original and actual condition of it now.

If it had had a full restoration and was mint then even with no SH, non-panel and wrong box i think you would be pushing up towards late 30's.

If its a total dog then mid to late 20's..

Just imho.

Of course if its mint green, maritime blue or rubystone pink then take a further 5k off for the looking gay factor[;)]

[:D][:D][:D][:D]

 
Hugh, I didn't see the full restoration, but I would want solid proof on that ...

What if it's a restored clone ?? It could happen ...

No inspection ???
 

ORIGINAL: Talat

Thanks for the replies - looks like I'm going to have to pass on this one since I can't get a physical inspection done on the car - would be too big a risk to buy it blind.  Car is in Japan at present.  At least I have a chassis number for Martins database :)

Wrt to getting bored with talking about values - normally I would agree but I wasn't looking to talk values up or down since I was genuinely looking for a steer so that I could bid appropriately, maybe next time I'll just email Des directly.


Why not do the best deal available on Matt's old car ? £45k ??

We is going round in circles ...
 

ORIGINAL: jason

25-40k depending on what needs doing to put back to original and actual condition of it now.

If it had had a full restoration and was mint then even with no SH, non-panel and wrong box i think you would be pushing up towards late 30's.

If its a total dog then mid to late 20's..
Just imho.

Of course if its mint green, maritime blue or rubystone pink then take a further 5k off for the looking gay factor[;)]


Presuming if it's a real one with a real chassis number you are saying mid to late 20's .... [8|]
 

ORIGINAL: ChrisW


ORIGINAL: Talat

Thanks for the replies - looks like I'm going to have to pass on this one since I can't get a physical inspection done on the car - would be too big a risk to buy it blind.  Car is in Japan at present.  At least I have a chassis number for Martins database :)

Wrt to getting bored with talking about values - normally I would agree but I wasn't looking to talk values up or down since I was genuinely looking for a steer so that I could bid appropriately, maybe next time I'll just email Des directly.


Why not do the best deal available on Matt's old car ? £45k ??

We is going round in circles ...


That's a really good call Chris W, that car has to have a value it can't be far off that unless there is a lot more to know. Talat call Paul Stephens ... have a chat, he's a really reasonable guy, I would have no trouble buying from him. As the weather improves and RS fever get's going that car will go ....
 

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