Value of a 904

[Schiefer]

After I started visiting this site, I have been more and more interested in the old racing cars. My personal favorite is the 904, and wonder what they are worth at the moment??

I am no real fan of replicas, but for the first time in my life I actually think about it. I know they are made in the US, but think the most authentic are made in UK: http://www.904GTS.co.uk/

Regards, Radmund

[preS]

The current price for a real 904 is $1-$1.3 milion. If you see one for less you are either lucky or have to be careful w/ what you get offered.

Richard

[Herr Softie]

Kidston SA has one on their site. You have to register by giving your email and some personal info to view their ads, but here is the important stuff:
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The ex-Gianni Bulgari/ Sam Posey, Mugello/ Vallelunga winning1964 Porsche 904 GTS Carrera - Grand Touring Competition Coupe

Chassis no. 904-080
Engine no. 99002


Price: €800,000


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History includes well known drivers Gianni Bulgari and Sam Posey and wins at Mugello and Vallelunga plusparticipation at the Targa Florio and Daytona
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Clear provenance with known owners and comprehensive documentation
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Excellent condition following complete restoration in Germany
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Two engines including factory supplied, Ruf rebuilt six cylinder unit and Dr Pohl rebuilt Typ 587/3 four cam
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Easy and rewarding to drive, rare and historic, eligible for a wide variety of events and road legal
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European tax paid and road registered

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I love the looks of the 904, and I love the fact that they can be street registered. I wonder if I would fit in one (I'm 6'2" and have a bit of a long term beer storage facility around my middle).

[PJenkins]

As far as 904 replica's go...I have seen Check Beck's 904 replica and it looks pretty nice...with 5 lug Fuchs and whatever flat six you desire in there.

http://www.chuckbeck904.com/

Peter

[ajwans]

How about this one for sale.

No price listed.

andy

[real550A]

Brad- I'm also 6'2 and have been lucky enough to sit in one. You'll fit
in with a shoehorn, but you won't drive it long!
Spyders have a lot more headroom!

[bulldog]

A 904 sold at Bonham's Goodwood Revival auction in September for something over $800,000. I saw it, it was a beautiful car with non-factory race history and great patina, but it had a non-original (2.8 RSR) engine.