market value of my Targa 911
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I purchased my 911 targa ten years ago paying £13k for it. It had new leather interior/new carpets.
unfortunately, I have not had the opportunity to use it much so wish to sell it. Can anyone give me an idea what price I should seek for it.? It was registered in 1982. when I purchased it the speedo was intermitently faulty. I had it replaced and have done no more than 10,000 miles in those 10 years.
Keith
unfortunately, I have not had the opportunity to use it much so wish to sell it. Can anyone give me an idea what price I should seek for it.? It was registered in 1982. when I purchased it the speedo was intermitently faulty. I had it replaced and have done no more than 10,000 miles in those 10 years.
Keith
kss3038 said:
I purchased my 911 targa ten years ago paying £13k for it. It had new leather interior/new carpets.
unfortunately, I have not had the opportunity to use it much so wish to sell it. Can anyone give me an idea what price I should seek for it.? It was registered in 1982. when I purchased it the speedo was intermitently faulty. I had it replaced and have done no more than 10,000 miles in those 10 years.
Keith
About £13.98punfortunately, I have not had the opportunity to use it much so wish to sell it. Can anyone give me an idea what price I should seek for it.? It was registered in 1982. when I purchased it the speedo was intermitently faulty. I had it replaced and have done no more than 10,000 miles in those 10 years.
Keith
Would a cheque be OK?
N Dentressangle said:
kss3038 said:
I purchased my 911 targa ten years ago paying £13k for it. It had new leather interior/new carpets.
unfortunately, I have not had the opportunity to use it much so wish to sell it. Can anyone give me an idea what price I should seek for it.? It was registered in 1982. when I purchased it the speedo was intermitently faulty. I had it replaced and have done no more than 10,000 miles in those 10 years.
Keith
About £13.98punfortunately, I have not had the opportunity to use it much so wish to sell it. Can anyone give me an idea what price I should seek for it.? It was registered in 1982. when I purchased it the speedo was intermitently faulty. I had it replaced and have done no more than 10,000 miles in those 10 years.
Keith
Would a cheque be OK?



N Dentressangle said:
kss3038 said:
I purchased my 911 targa ten years ago paying £13k for it. It had new leather interior/new carpets.
unfortunately, I have not had the opportunity to use it much so wish to sell it. Can anyone give me an idea what price I should seek for it.? It was registered in 1982. when I purchased it the speedo was intermitently faulty. I had it replaced and have done no more than 10,000 miles in those 10 years.
Keith
About £13.98punfortunately, I have not had the opportunity to use it much so wish to sell it. Can anyone give me an idea what price I should seek for it.? It was registered in 1982. when I purchased it the speedo was intermitently faulty. I had it replaced and have done no more than 10,000 miles in those 10 years.
Keith
Would a cheque be OK?
Anyway, I will make a much more reasonable offer of £25 cash - but only if you include delivery...

...on a more serious note, a review of the classifieds for similar cars should yield a figure, if not then we would need much more info, such as:
Year
Colour
Exact Model
Mileage
History
Condition (Honest appraisal)
Photos
Oh... And welcome to Pistonheads!
Edited by j44esd on Tuesday 17th August 18:30
my ignorance on such a subject is obviousley food for laugher when I was aiming to recieve some serious good advice from people who, unlike me, were more likely to be seroius porche 'experts' .I shall revert back to a niave layman and do my own research. Thankyou for your help!
I shall not read any responses herafter and have 'unsubscribed'
Keith
I shall not read any responses herafter and have 'unsubscribed'
Keith
Backtobasics said:
mmmm....he's not from round here is he?
Nope, and he's grumpy with it! Which would be fine, but I did offer if he provided more information to assist... No pleasing some people it would seem, after all, I thought more info than: 1982 911 Targa was required to price it...Not much of a bidding war
Assuming it is an 82, ie a 3.0 SC with history and not a left over 2.7 registered in 82
Then it's really on condition and being original, if you have changed the wheels, do you still have the old ones. etc. etc.
If it is a 2.7 then you will struggle pricewise, they had lots of issues, to sell for a decent price you would need all the old receipts of where the rebuild was done what studs were used etc.
I'm in the US, a good 3.0SC is considered desirable here.
Post in the Porsche forum also check out Pelican Parts web forum, it's a US based site but plenty of 911 owners/restorers/racers from all over.
I sold my 72 in 23hours.

Assuming it is an 82, ie a 3.0 SC with history and not a left over 2.7 registered in 82
Then it's really on condition and being original, if you have changed the wheels, do you still have the old ones. etc. etc.
If it is a 2.7 then you will struggle pricewise, they had lots of issues, to sell for a decent price you would need all the old receipts of where the rebuild was done what studs were used etc.
I'm in the US, a good 3.0SC is considered desirable here.
Post in the Porsche forum also check out Pelican Parts web forum, it's a US based site but plenty of 911 owners/restorers/racers from all over.
I sold my 72 in 23hours.
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Bye Keith
. Obviously not a man with humour, such a shame.