'68 911S value
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So SWB 2.0-litre 'S'. 'Poor' to 'Good' on http://k500.com/the-guide-car/porsche-911-20 £80k - £135k but dependent on exact spec. Originality, wheels/colour etc prized. Others might disagree. Don't write off LHD but might not be cheaper, but more saleable long-term.
http://www.dkeng.co.uk/ferrari-sales/536/Blue_Chip... and it's >£200k
is the high watermark. A lovely car, not entirely detail correct.
What does average condition mean? (that's not a question you need to answer)
is the high watermark. A lovely car, not entirely detail correct.
What does average condition mean? (that's not a question you need to answer)
squirejo said:
http://www.dkeng.co.uk/ferrari-sales/536/Blue_Chip... and it's >£200k
is the high watermark. A lovely car, not entirely detail correct.
Very nice . Same K500 guide has 'Excellent' at £190k, so in the ball park. Colour on this is nice, the really wacky browns, sludge greens and beiges sound good but in the metal can appear a bit naff. And at that price it MUST be original colour. For example http://www.goodingco.com/vehicle/1967-porsche-911-... note estimate of $275,000 - $325,000 and SOLD of $253,000. Say £195k landed here with tax and shipping. Did not look pleasant in the metal, but immaculate car. is the high watermark. A lovely car, not entirely detail correct.
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