Year: 1972
VIN Number: 9112101969
Winning bid: US $6,000.01
Sale date: Feb-20-06
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Year: 1972
VIN Number: 9112101969
Winning bid: US $6,000.01
Sale date: Feb-20-06
Year: 1973
VIN Number: 9113100121
Winning bid: US $30,000.00
Sale date: Feb-22-06
Notes: The seller ended this listing early to sell to the high bidder(s) at current bid price.
Year: 1969
VIN: 119122925
Winning bid: US $3,950.00
Auction end date: Feb-22-06
Notes: Included as a parts car with the sale of 1970 911S Chassis #9110300961
Year: 1972
VIN Number: 9112101612
Winning bid: US $10,000.00
Sale date: Feb-22-06
Notes: Sportomatic
Year: 1972
VIN Number: 9112101381
Winning bid: US $1,580.55
Sale date: Feb-22-06
Notes: Rolling chassis
Year: 1971
VIN Number: 9111102274
Winning bid: US $5,000.00
Sale date: Feb-24-06
Year: 1973.5
VIN Number: 9113112203
Winning bid: US $6,000.00
Sale date: Feb-24-06
Notes: no engine
Year: 1970
VIN Number: 9110120495
Winning bid: US $11,000.00
Sale date: Feb-27-06
So what can be concluded after all this data about the current price for a T?
On a scale from 1-5 would this be an approximation (see below)?
5 - $15,000
4 - $12,000
3 - $10,000
2 - $7,000
1 - $3,000
$3000 is basically a rusty roller.
It seems like an excellent original T is going to be in the $20k or $30k range. The very best cars would be higher than that.