944 Turbo at auction
Discussion
I was interested to see this come up for auction after following the build when it was done:
https://www.silverstoneauctions.com/1991-porsche-9...
I have coveted the idea of a decent 944 Turbo for ages, but after missing out on them at £6k and then seeing the prices balloon, I went cold on the idea.
I doubt I'll go for this one either, but it certainly looks like a pretty perfect example.
https://www.silverstoneauctions.com/1991-porsche-9...
I have coveted the idea of a decent 944 Turbo for ages, but after missing out on them at £6k and then seeing the prices balloon, I went cold on the idea.
I doubt I'll go for this one either, but it certainly looks like a pretty perfect example.
Edited by kingston12 on Wednesday 14th February 15:07
blade7 said:
400 hours to paint it was it done by a 90 year old and his dad? Pity they couldn't mask off the chassis number straight. If I was spending £20-30k on a car to actually drive my money would go on a 997 C4S or modified TT-RS.
I didn't understand the 400 hours part either - I know this was done as a showpiece, but how can it possibly take that long? At normal bodyshop rates that alone would have cost more than the guide price of the car!I also didn't quite understand why the current owner had to spend another £7k to get it up to scratch if it had just recently won a restoration prize against other cars that had also been through a no-expense-spared restore by OPCs.
Still, I assume that it has to be one of the best there is, and I have seen lesser examples sell for over £20k. That still doesn't make it a good investment if 944 Turbo prices have gone as far as they are going to go.
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