FS: @eBay - Dave Aase's '73 911E

[ret9191]

I am still waiting for someone to sell me there restored T 0r E for $52,000 How about $100,000 for your 1967 -1973 S?

Ron

[67er911S]

;-)

http://cgi.ebay.at/ebaymotors/Porsch...orcev4exp=true

Porsche : 911 911S

Aktuelles Gebot:
US $105.751,00
[ 44 Gebote ]

[SportsCarDigest]

I think that Hagerty, the so called experts, and all the periodical price guides are all having difficulty getting a handle on this early 911 market.

Speaking for Sports Car Digest, we can only say that private numbers are just that...private. We have a serious database of public sales, i.e. auctions, and Andrew Newton's (not Rick Carey) observation were based on those numbers. That said, we are keenly aware of the speed of the 911 market, as we're trying to buy the right one, and we simply missed the mark on this one. Simple as that.

[ret9191]

Speaking for Sports Car Digest, we can only say that private numbers are just that...private. We have a serious database of public sales, i.e. auctions, and Andrew Newton's (not Rick Carey) observation were based on those numbers. That said, we are keenly aware of the speed of the 911 market, as we're trying to buy the right one, and we simply missed the mark on this one. Simple as that.

I appreciate your honesty and admitting the fact that this article "missed the mark" According to Hagerty there online value guide shows this car at $108,000 for a number one, a number 2 car would be $78,000.

Ron