how much do you think this plate is worth C2 COUP
how much do you think this plate is worth C2 COUP
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DucatiGary

Original Poster:

7,765 posts

253 months

Wednesday 15th March 2006
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was on the car when I bought it, I have a few private plates that are all in sequence and would like to swap so the 911 is in sequence to the rest of the family vehicles.

the number is actually C2 0OUP but the guy who sold me it had a fake screw protector on it to make C2 COUP I have removed it now though.

what do you think I should be asking for it? the guy I bought the car from wanted 2.5 grand for it, do you think I should be asking for more? or less ?

thanks

clubsport

7,408 posts

286 months

Wednesday 15th March 2006
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If it was actually on a Porsche Carrera 2 then it is probably worth at least 25 grand.

But in the real world I cannot see this being worth any more than 750 quid....to me the ones where you have to put a bolt in to change a digit are the worse.

For a guide on price I sold C4 RRA for 2k 5 years ago.....it went fairly quickly to a welsh fellow who knew a girl with a similar name, I thought it was vaguely Porschey....as our cousins across the water might say, "go figure!"

Adam B

29,646 posts

282 months

Wednesday 15th March 2006
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clubsport said:
If it was actually on a Porsche Carrera 2 then it is probably worth at least 25 grand.


I assuming you are including the car in that!

C20 OUP - can't be worth much more than £500-750 imho as you have to illegally misrepresent it to get it anywhere near intesresting to a Porker driver

hoges11

1,011 posts

256 months

Wednesday 15th March 2006
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How about my C4 FOO which is between cars at the mo ? Was going to put it on my 965 as i became fond of it on my old C4

R1_JON

859 posts

271 months

Wednesday 15th March 2006
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I just purchased GT02 JON. I paid £1k for this which seemed like an excellent deal to me. Similar plates were around £2.5k plus.

>> Edited by R1_JON on Wednesday 15th March 10:30

nervous

24,050 posts

258 months

Wednesday 15th March 2006
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hoges11 said:
How about my C4 FOO which is between cars at the mo ? Was going to put it on my 965 as i became fond of it on my old C4


mail me about this!

Deutscher

1,430 posts

247 months

Wednesday 15th March 2006
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Adam B said:
[quote=clubsport]C20 OUP - can't be worth much more than £500-750 imho as you have to illegally misrepresent it to get it anywhere near intesresting to a Porker driver
I would say that is optimistic - I'm not even sure it's worth anything at all. Sorry!

dazren

22,612 posts

289 months

Wednesday 15th March 2006
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It would have cost it's original owner somewhere between £250 and £500. I can't see anyone wanting to pay much for it.

BTW a lot of the cheaper plates you see advertised are at vastly inflated prices over what they get sold at, if indeed they do get sold.

DAZ

supermono

7,464 posts

276 months

Wednesday 15th March 2006
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I've got LR02MPX for sale at the moment. With a little fiddling here and there, and the addition of a grommet it says "911 TURBO" or, if you prefer "I'M A TIT"

How cool is that????

SM

Deutscher

1,430 posts

247 months

Wednesday 15th March 2006
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supermono said:
I've got LR02MPX for sale at the moment. With a little fiddling here and there, and the addition of a grommet it says "911 TURBO" or, if you prefer "I'M A TIT"

How cool is that????

SM
Nice one.

A particular bug-bear of mine is when you see a useless number advertised in Autocar, or wherever, with an explanation of why it's good (usually in brackets afterwards) .

Some examples from this week's issue:

DED 851 (DEBBS 1) ??!!
N3 WXK (NEW XK) ??!!
S1 KKO (PSYCHO) ??!!
PO55 CAY (Porsche Cayman) ??!!

Who are they kidding?

If it ain't self-explanatory it ain't worth having.

>> Edited by Deutscher on Wednesday 15th March 16:15

Adam B

29,646 posts

282 months

Wednesday 15th March 2006
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supermono said:
I've got LR02MPX for sale at the moment. With a little fiddling here and there, and the addition of a grommet it says "911 TURBO" or, if you prefer "I'M A TIT"

How cool is that????

SM




burriana

16,556 posts

282 months

Wednesday 15th March 2006
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supermono said:
I've got LR02MPX for sale at the moment. With a little fiddling here and there, and the addition of a grommet it says "911 TURBO" or, if you prefer "I'M A TIT"

How cool is that????

SM


Class indeed

Well, as mine doesn't need a grommet, nor does it spell a name, it simply says 911 SXP ... do you reckon anybody would be interested? as I'm not bothered about keeping it in the slightest!

dazren

22,612 posts

289 months

Wednesday 15th March 2006
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burriana said:

Class indeed

Well, as mine doesn't need a grommet, nor does it spell a name, it simply says 911 SXP ... do you reckon anybody would be interested? as I'm not bothered about keeping it in the slightest!

Stick it on the porsche plate classifieds here:

www.pistonheads.com/sales/list.asp?s=115

For £2.5k ono and see what happens. What have you got to lose? Although personally I'd keep it as it looks great on the car.

DAZ

clubsport

7,408 posts

286 months

Wednesday 15th March 2006
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Burriana you do know the plate sold for 950 quid at the Dvla auction Oct 04...as a benchmark

supermono

7,464 posts

276 months

Wednesday 15th March 2006
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Actually all this talk of plates makes me count my blessings. Let me explain: The manufacturers of my car not only made it look EXACTLY like a 911 turbo, but they wrote "porsche" in the back window and "turbo" on the engine lid.

This means I can have an ordinary numberplate yet people will still know what the car is! (and that I'm not (necessarily) a tit)

SM