Over Inflated Prices For Poorly Prepared Cars

[Trotmant]

blade7 said:

If that Turbo sells for £23k I'm sticking mine in the PH classifieds for £25k...

I just like the line in the ad "priced for a quick sale"

[DH01]

Only £19,995.00 now. Get in quick . . .

[Fat Albert]

I can't believe I sold my 944T for £1800 3.5 years ago....I was close to hanging on to it and treating it to the £2k overhaul it needed, but thought I wouldn't get my money's worth!!

Of course if I hadn't had the mishap with my 968 3 years ago on Saturday (as Facebook delighted in reminding me) I would have been quids in!

[slevin911]

Picked up a classic car mag last weekend in an airport for a read on the plane.There was a 944 turbo in it for 50k...

[BertBert]

kitesurfer2 said:

Presumably at that price you get a free Stag?

For a very short time I misread that

[anonymous-user]

I keep an eye on 944 prices as I have one, and ingnoring the fishing trips by dealers, there is not a single 'cheap' 944 on ebay at the moment, and I've noticed this a few times over the past months, so I'm assuming two things, one is a general acceptance that the car is undervalued and two that the supply of 'fixer uppers' is running down, if the second is true it can only push prices higher.

[Scooty100]

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=paul+stephens+cl...

Talking of poorly prepared cars the above never even made it home for one previous buyer !

[blade7]

There's a least 3 944 Turbos in the PH classifieds that have been for sale on and off for months, despite looking like very good cars that have had plenty of money spent on them. Talk of prices continuing to rise has been exaggerated I think.