The Collecting Cars Porsche thread…

The Collecting Cars Porsche thread…

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belfry

952 posts

183 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2022
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Made £205,888 in the end.
It looks like these non W09 vin cars are starting to encroach on the W09 cars.

julian987R

6,840 posts

60 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2022
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belfry said:
1993 964 Turbo RUF 3.8 BTR is involved in a mega bidding war as I type this!
https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/1993-porsche-9...


Edited by belfry on Tuesday 22 November 19:20
WOW considering it sold on Bonhams for about £70K a year ago and I commented on how cheap it went for, thats a £130K profit in a year!
Unsure if anyone remembers me mentioning it. I even found that ideal number plate for the buyer on a DVLA auction which he went on to buy. What a score that was.


pheonix478

1,330 posts

39 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2022
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julian987R said:
WOW considering it sold on Bonhams for about £70K a year ago and I commented on how cheap it went for, thats a £130K profit in a year!
Unsure if anyone remembers me mentioning it. I even found that ideal number plate for the buyer on a DVLA auction which he went on to buy. What a score that was.
70k!?!?! He absolutely stole it! Had the seller been in a coma since 2003?

Sukh13

731 posts

186 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2022
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Wilmslowboy said:
2017 Porsche 911 GTS

5 hours to go and only £52k, plastic dash, low tread on rear tyres, 50k miles and due a service / MOT in 3 to 4 months.

Even at £65k I would think it was good value ??


https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/2017-porsche-9...
What was the final bid?

julian987R

6,840 posts

60 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2022
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pheonix478 said:
julian987R said:
WOW considering it sold on Bonhams for about £70K a year ago and I commented on how cheap it went for, thats a £130K profit in a year!
Unsure if anyone remembers me mentioning it. I even found that ideal number plate for the buyer on a DVLA auction which he went on to buy. What a score that was.
70k!?!?! He absolutely stole it! Had the seller been in a coma since 2003?
Really, yep £70K thereabouts..... I was flabbergasted at the time. I posted the result on PH but it was met with a lot of radio silence - I think many realised they couldn't believe what had happened!


hmg

563 posts

120 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2022
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Strong or wrong money restomod ?



Edited by hmg on Tuesday 22 November 23:12

Mariosbt

2,452 posts

67 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2022
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All it takes is two wealthy bidders that want the car . argue

Wilmslowboy

4,214 posts

207 months

Wednesday 23rd November 2022
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Sukh13 said:
Wilmslowboy said:
2017 Porsche 911 GTS

5 hours to go and only £52k, plastic dash, low tread on rear tyres, 50k miles and due a service / MOT in 3 to 4 months.

Even at £65k I would think it was good value ??


https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/2017-porsche-9...
What was the final bid?
Last time I looked early £50s, I was going to bid, but got cold feet, figuring I was missing something. I did a full V check which it passed (less being on finance, but that was declared in the ad).




GT4P

5,214 posts

186 months

Wednesday 23rd November 2022
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Sukh13 said:
What was the final bid?
It only reached £62k

ChrisW.

6,325 posts

256 months

Wednesday 23rd November 2022
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julian987R said:
pheonix478 said:
julian987R said:
WOW considering it sold on Bonhams for about £70K a year ago and I commented on how cheap it went for, thats a £130K profit in a year!
Unsure if anyone remembers me mentioning it. I even found that ideal number plate for the buyer on a DVLA auction which he went on to buy. What a score that was.
70k!?!?! He absolutely stole it! Had the seller been in a coma since 2003?
Really, yep £70K thereabouts..... I was flabbergasted at the time. I posted the result on PH but it was met with a lot of radio silence - I think many realised they couldn't believe what had happened!
There's a lesson in this ...

Sukh13

731 posts

186 months

Wednesday 23rd November 2022
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GT4P said:
Sukh13 said:
What was the final bid?
It only reached £62k
Surprisingly low.....

GT4P

5,214 posts

186 months

Wednesday 23rd November 2022
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Sukh13 said:
Surprisingly low.....
Not really when you consider mileage , with fees circa £67k. I think the 991.2gts is slowly coming down in value and the car on CC confirms this so a imo a good low miles car should really be around high 70s low 80s!

GT4P

5,214 posts

186 months

Wednesday 23rd November 2022
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Just to add the 991.2 touring made about £170k down from the heights of £200k plus so even they are on the slide down.

blackmamba

823 posts

237 months

Wednesday 23rd November 2022
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ChrisW. said:
julian987R said:
pheonix478 said:
julian987R said:
WOW considering it sold on Bonhams for about £70K a year ago and I commented on how cheap it went for, thats a £130K profit in a year!
Unsure if anyone remembers me mentioning it. I even found that ideal number plate for the buyer on a DVLA auction which he went on to buy. What a score that was.
70k!?!?! He absolutely stole it! Had the seller been in a coma since 2003?
Really, yep £70K thereabouts..... I was flabbergasted at the time. I posted the result on PH but it was met with a lot of radio silence - I think many realised they couldn't believe what had happened!
There's a lesson in this ...
The lesson must be don't start bidding on a car when drunk? Auction working at its best, I think the car was strongly overbid. The car had a few things changed since it was sold on The Market but it still looks a bit ruf to me (excuse the pun) and I wouldn't touch it for £200k. Patchy history, needs quite a few things tidying etc.

Still, as long as the buyer is happy then that is all that matters. I am sure the seller is delighted.

I would much rather have had the GT3 Touring for £30k less.

seawise

2,147 posts

207 months

Wednesday 23rd November 2022
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GT4P said:
Just to add the 991.2 touring made about £170k down from the heights of £200k plus so even they are on the slide down.
Hmmm, i thought in the circumstances it was stro g money at £177k with fees, considering no PCCBs, not a great spec, white, 13k miles, advisory on last MOT - I suspect will have sold to trader and with VAT etc will be listed around £190k i would guess, which indicates flat market to me.

heihei

162 posts

196 months

Wednesday 23rd November 2022
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Doubt it - it was Romans selling it, and they've had it listed at sub-£200k for quite a while. Their use of CC also suggests they couldn't shift it in the trader network either

julian987R

6,840 posts

60 months

Wednesday 23rd November 2022
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blackmamba said:
ChrisW. said:
julian987R said:
pheonix478 said:
julian987R said:
WOW considering it sold on Bonhams for about £70K a year ago and I commented on how cheap it went for, thats a £130K profit in a year!
Unsure if anyone remembers me mentioning it. I even found that ideal number plate for the buyer on a DVLA auction which he went on to buy. What a score that was.
70k!?!?! He absolutely stole it! Had the seller been in a coma since 2003?
Really, yep £70K thereabouts..... I was flabbergasted at the time. I posted the result on PH but it was met with a lot of radio silence - I think many realised they couldn't believe what had happened!
There's a lesson in this ...
The lesson must be don't start bidding on a car when drunk? Auction working at its best, I think the car was strongly overbid. The car had a few things changed since it was sold on The Market but it still looks a bit ruf to me (excuse the pun) and I wouldn't touch it for £200k. Patchy history, needs quite a few things tidying etc.

Still, as long as the buyer is happy then that is all that matters. I am sure the seller is delighted.

I would much rather have had the GT3 Touring for £30k less.
Ah you remember it too huh.
Nuts how its commanded £130K since its last purchase - even though I notice a few changes - I think its have a good proper detail and made it look all shiny and new. But imagine if the seller realises they have paid £130K over list a year ago?! Fair play to the seller though.

I told you all it was a steal at the time and nobody listened to me, bar the lucky owner who has made £130K on it.



julian987R

6,840 posts

60 months

Wednesday 23rd November 2022
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Slippydiff said:
julian987R said:
Ah you remember it too huh.
Nuts how its commanded £130K since its last purchase - even though I notice a few changes - I think its have a good proper detail and made it look all shiny and new. But imagine if the seller realises they have paid £130K over list a year ago?! Fair play to the seller though.

I told you all it was a steal at the time and nobody listened to me, bar the lucky owner who has made £130K on it.
In fairness Julian, you’ve recommended and hyped up some absolute howlers too .... smile
That is true.... you could say I have a good eye for the really great and really bad ones. beer



pheonix478

1,330 posts

39 months

Thursday 24th November 2022
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Assuming it's not been beaten to death I think 70k was probably further under the price I'd expect a year ago than 200 is over now... Original 3.6 turbo converted to Ruf 3.8? Pretty much my dream car.

Stryke

635 posts

163 months

Friday 25th November 2022
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julian987R said:
WOW considering it sold on Bonhams for about £70K a year ago and I commented on how cheap it went for, thats a £130K profit in a year!
Unsure if anyone remembers me mentioning it. I even found that ideal number plate for the buyer on a DVLA auction which he went on to buy. What a score that was.
Have you got a link?