Retro Works

A place to discuss Porsche cars (and others) for sale in the general market
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PSut
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Post by carreracat »

certainly looks nice enough, but high owners & mileage. mentions a gearbox rebuild, but at that mileage i would be happier if at least a top end was already taken care of too.

IIRC this car was traded on IB.com a few months a go for around 11k?
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Post by Disco »

14k!! - man, thats not a lot of money for what looks like a lovely car...
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Post by gridgway »

looks like an auction starting at 15k to me! Did I miss something?
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Post by Disco »

gridgway wrote:looks like an auction starting at 15k to me! Did I miss something?
Graham
fat fingers - or I'm too stupid to remember 15,000 and type 14,000 !!

- cant see a reserve though...?
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Post by gridgway »

I know that problem!

You won't see there is a reserve until someone bids and then not the amount until the bids go over it.

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Post by Bladesman »

It certainly does look good.

However, I had a look at one of their early conversions about two years ago. It is the bronze green one on their website.

Even with my very limited knowledge I could see there were "issues" with the backdating and general workmanship

IIRC the car ended up at Nick Moss's place
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Post by Tosh »

It's on teir webby at £16,750
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Post by PSut »

Not my cup of tea - hard to see the future value without originality, and also just doesn't look convincing in my opinion.

Although saying that, there is clearly a market for these backdates, and Retro Works seem to be offering much more competitive prices than others.
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