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  1. 08-13-2015, 04:18 PM #1
    Woodchuck70
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    FS: 1970 Porsche 911T Coupe

    *Sale Pending*

    1970 Porsche 911T coupe for sale. 2.2 engine, 5 speed transmission, metallic silver exterior, black interior. Good solid driver with clean, straight body. High quality repaint in original color in 2005. Approximately 15,000 miles on rebuilt engine / transmission. Stock appearance with nice patina on wheels and exterior trim. Original leatherette upholstery, carpets and headliner, original Deep 6 Fuchs and S gauges, and original tool kit, jack and owner's manual. Correct radio and clock. Carbs rebuilt and engine re-sealed in 2015, with new factory engine-mounted oil cooler. Engine has factory replacement case and all desirable upgrades, including E cams, Italian 40 IDA Webers, aftermarket CD box, hydraulic tensioners, late model two-piece shroud, Turbo valve covers, SSI heat exchangers and stainless sport muffler. Recent Sonnenschein gel batteries, and recent replacement of fuel tank, fuel pump, and fuel, emissions and heater hoses. Runs great, no squeaks or rattles, everything works properly. Hemmings cover car September 2007. Located in Vermont. $50,000. Please respond by personal message, thanks. Bill

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  2. 08-14-2015, 04:15 AM #2
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    Sent you a PM.
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  3. 08-14-2015, 06:28 AM #3
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    PM sent to seller!
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  4. 08-14-2015, 06:38 AM #4
    Woodchuck70
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    All PMs replied to (I hope - rookie seller). Thanks.

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  5. 08-14-2015, 07:35 AM #5
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    "Rookie Seller" I wish you luck - as I am sure you did your due diligence prior to coming up with your sale price - on the surface it could be below market anywhere from 50 to 100%
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  6. 08-14-2015, 07:40 AM #6
    boxster03
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    you know I take that back - it appears there is a disconnect between sellers and buyers now based on recent high-profile auctions and results. If you need to sell now your $50k might be spot on give or take 10-20%

    Lot T73 1973 Porsche 911T Coupe (VIN: 9113101924 matching nbrs, believed 55,000 miles)
    No sale at $60,000

    Lot T108 1973 Porsche 911S Targa (VIN: 9113310622 Estimate: $200,000 - $250,000)
    Sold for $165,000 (High car of day)

    Lot T119 1968 Porsche 911L Coupe (VIN: 11835334)
    No sale at $52,500

    Lot T131 1969 Porsche 911T Targa (VIN: 119110661)
    No sale at $57,00
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  7. 08-14-2015, 10:43 AM #7
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    While not a market expert by any means, based on Hagerty's latest valuation tools and some recent auction results it looks like $50,000 is a fair price for this car given current pricing trends. Right now a clean 1971 T Coupe driver falls somewhere between a #4 and a #3 category car and that price range is around $50,000 give or a take a little. It seems the nice fairly clean drivers are starting to taper off in price while the top notch cars are still climbing in price as indicated by the valuation tool on Hagerty's website. Obviously there are still 70/71T Coupe cars that fall in line with the driver category that have significantly higher asking prices on them but it appears the market has thawed and those cars are probably over priced at this point in time (along with a large number of overpriced "project" cars as well).

    FWIW, I've got a '71T in very similar condition and I would think $50,000 would be a good value for it if I was selling. Either, way, very nice car and GLWS.

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  8. 08-14-2015, 12:57 PM #8
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    So car does not have original engine?
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  9. 08-14-2015, 01:10 PM #9
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    Quote Originally Posted by mfitton View Post
    . . . So car does not have original engine? . . .
    . . . . . . . . . .

    Quote Originally Posted by Woodchuck70 View Post
    . . . factory replacement case and all desirable upgrades, including E cams, Italian 40 IDA Webers, aftermarket CD box, hydraulic tensioners, late model two-piece shroud, Turbo valve covers, SSI heat exchangers and stainless sport muffler . . .

    .........

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  10. 08-14-2015, 06:02 PM #10
    Woodchuck70
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    Folks, thanks for the comments, I appreciate your input. Mike, it's not the original engine case.

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