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  1. 07-18-2013, 06:31 AM #1
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    What is this 1965 worth ??

    Is this Porsche terribly undervalued in this current market ?? How is it that 2 cylinders would make $100K difference in value ??

    Just a curious question:

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    I like 912's and think they are a good value at that price range (today).
    This particular car is overpriced with the 'professional restoration' example below.
    (not to mention the missing radio knob).

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    Someone spent $60K for it to look like that?!? Under that bad paint, surprises await.
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    Gee, that is one of the worst ads I've seen on eBay in a while; if the quality of the car matches the quality of the photos, then it may not reach $15k.
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