Up for sale 71 911 t

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brislane
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Up for sale 71 911 t

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Just about to start marketing my 71 911 t have some trouble putting a price on it any advise will be much appreciated .

2.2 5 speed
Right hand drive
Non sun roof
Tax & mot
Signal orange
Driving daily

Could Write a book on what's been done to it though was thinking 25k does this seem the right sort of money ...?
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Post by hot66 »

condition ?

photos ?
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Post by brislane »

The bodywork is in very sound it had a full bare metal re paint in 2009 all the metal work was done at the same time ... Can put some pics up shortly
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Post by Sam »

The devil is in the detail with these cars, so without seeing it in the flesh no one can be precise.

Pics will help, but still won't enable accurate judgement.

If it's rock solid and basically correct it ought to be worth upwards of £20k, if it's utterly lovely, matching numbers, stuffed with rare options, has an interesting history and is correct in every detail it could be worth two or three times that.

Whereabouts are you? If you could get the car to one of the many fine specialists (Nick Moss, Alan @ Canford Classics etc) or knoweldgeable members on here I'm sure they could guide you.

You don't want to be asking £25k if it's worth £10k more than that...
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Post by brislane »

Hi there Sam your totally correct I'm most defiantly taking your advise I sure would prefer getting a professional guide on this as I really wouldn't want to waste any body's time when advertising or getting the detail wrong .
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