Porsche Market Letter

[NEOhio911S]

The June 2005 issue of PML just arrived "Early 911 Issue"
It has a table of Early 911 Prices
Get this...
1972 S Low 35,000; Medium 42,000; High 55,000
The 1972 S is the top dog!

Hard to believe, almost looks like an error.
Prices for the 1973S are
Low 20,000; Medium 28,857; High 35,000

[mjmoran]

I do not get PML anymore...anyone interested in scanning and posting? Or emailing out a copy?

Cheers,

[nti73]

Could you share the values for a 1973 E Coupe?

Thanks

[larry47us]

I do not get PML anymore...anyone interested in scanning and posting? Or emailing out a copy?

Cheers,

Yes, rather than responding to the Plethora of inquiries, how about scanning a copy and posting for everyone's gratification.

But the 72 is worth more than the 73?? Is that because of the wierd placement of the oil filler? Wierd is worth more, I guess.

larry

[NEOhio911S]

Not really any explanantion of methodology. I believe it's based on ads appearing in PML over the last 12 months.

Reprinting is forbidden without written permission...

[larry47us]

Reprinting is forbidden without written permission...

About the only thing that isn't is the bible. OK, here goes . . . .

I hereby give NEOhio911S permission to scan and electronically publish the table from the PML Early 911 listing of car values for the strict purpose of allowing the Early911S Registry to critique the values shown.

According to Title 17 of the copyright law, reproduction of copyrighted materials is accepted for editorial purposes. Hope that this makes you feel better.

larry

[nti73]

About the only thing that isn't is the bible. OK, here goes . . . .


According to Title 17 of the copyright law, reproduction of copyrighted materials is accepted for editorial purposes. Hope that this makes you feel better.

larry

haha, great!

[Cornpanzer]

What are the 70S's doing?

[larry47us]

Dave:

Aren't you paying attention? You're not able to find that out unless you pay for a copy of the newsletter. . . . . you know -- copyright and all.

larry

[Rennman]

The 72 S was top dog in 1972. In 73 there was the RS and those big rubber bumpers. I can see why the 72 would be a little bit more desirable but not 20k worth.

Best,

Don