Why have 964's grown in popularity?

Why have 964's grown in popularity?

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JNR77

279 posts

238 months

Friday 27th February 2015
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Poorsh said:
Hi JNR77

Just seen the car on Brightweels, do you have any thoughts on it?
No, but it might go for sensible money, attend the auction and set your own limit. With regard to the red C4 on Ebay, that price is crazy, makes me think the owners mates might be bidding it up!

I quite fancy one but now just isnt the right time. Values have gone through the roof on all air cooled 911's, boom is usually followed by bust so i can wait till they come back down to sensible money. I couldnt justify paying 997 Gen 2 money for one!

rick355s

100 posts

205 months

Saturday 28th February 2015
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JNR77 said:
Poorsh said:
Hi JNR77

Just seen the car on Brightweels, do you have any thoughts on it?
No, but it might go for sensible money, attend the auction and set your own limit. With regard to the red C4 on Ebay, that price is crazy, makes me think the owners mates might be bidding it up!

I quite fancy one but now just isnt the right time. Values have gone through the roof on all air cooled 911's, boom is usually followed by bust so i can wait till they come back down to sensible money. I couldnt justify paying 997 Gen 2 money for one!
Car on Brightwells looks Ok, but I would suggest you take somebody with extensive Porsche knowledge with you if you are planning to bid. Remember, you will not be able to take the car for a test drive, check gearbox etc etc. No refunds or change of mind once the hammer falls!

I'm speaking from first hand experience, as I bought a 964 C2 Manual from Brightwells only last year and within 200 miles the engine was leaking oil. Complete engine rebuild was required, costing £1000's. Also required a clutch and various bodywork repairs still on the agenda. All cars are different so I'm not in any way suggesting that the car you are considering will require an engine rebuild.

Just be prepared for any unforeseens!

Black_mamba

313 posts

209 months

Sunday 1st March 2015
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In answer to the original Q...Singer will hoover up all the non crashed ones...

ffmygale

31 posts

125 months

Monday 2nd March 2015
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JNR77 said:
No, but it might go for sensible money, attend the auction and set your own limit. With regard to the red C4 on Ebay, that price is crazy, makes me think the owners mates might be bidding it up!

I quite fancy one but now just isnt the right time. Values have gone through the roof on all air cooled 911's, boom is usually followed by bust so i can wait till they come back down to sensible money. I couldnt justify paying 997 Gen 2 money for one!
It does seem a little silly, I agree, particularly considering it has not been possible to view the car, so everyone is bidding blind!

ffmygale

31 posts

125 months

Monday 2nd March 2015
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JNR77 said:
No, but it might go for sensible money, attend the auction and set your own limit. With regard to the red C4 on Ebay, that price is crazy, makes me think the owners mates might be bidding it up!

I quite fancy one but now just isnt the right time. Values have gone through the roof on all air cooled 911's, boom is usually followed by bust so i can wait till they come back down to sensible money. I couldnt justify paying 997 Gen 2 money for one!
It does seem a little silly, I agree, particularly considering it has not been possible to view the car, so everyone is bidding blind!