914/6 Values
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im watching it!
the one im looking at is the same colour =) i really like signal orange on a 914, but i like a load of other colours too
the one im looking at is the same colour =) i really like signal orange on a 914, but i like a load of other colours too
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Is there enough money there to do it without losing one's shirt?
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The number of people watching it says something about the growing interest in this model
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Don't forget that value and asking price are different things. This heated market is partially based on the lack of knowledge of actual selling prices. Auction sales and eBay completed listings are the only semi reliable (!) figures. Even these don't always become genuine sales. If you are unsure of the value, ensure you buy a good example of something you like, want, and intend to keep. That way, hopefully the worst mistake you make will have been buying it a bit early. Good luck with the hunt. W
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Wise advice.Winston Teague wrote:Don't forget that value and asking price are different things. This heated market is partially based on the lack of knowledge of actual selling prices. Auction sales and eBay completed listings are the only semi reliable (!) figures. Even these don't always become genuine sales. If you are unsure of the value, ensure you buy a good example of something you like, want, and intend to keep. That way, hopefully the worst mistake you make will have been buying it a bit early. Good luck with the hunt. W
Also, many cars which don't appear to have sold at auction get sold after the event - often at significantly below the advertised reserve price.
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good advice, duly noted, i'm also looking at it that way, it would be a long term keeper, and as you say, hopefully the worst mistake would be buying to early, everything always seems expensive at the time and cheap in hindsight! still values can go up or down, and the way i look at it, its a car i like and want to drive, and the rest is a bonus.Winston Teague wrote:That way, hopefully the worst mistake you make will have been buying it a bit early. Good luck with the hunt. W
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p.s im still chasing it; still waitng on more photos/details, and what ever happens i'll be sure to see it in the flesh before closing a deal. I'll post some photos when ive got a few more.
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thats looks quite tidy! Very good bodywork thats for sure, and silver on 914's is a great colour
I saw this this morning
1972 914 Turbo - WTF!? I quizzed the seller, he is adamant that in 1972 the made 20 914 turbos for the US only all in black. He said he was told that when he bought it from a very well known dealer. Im like really? Ive heard of a 916, i think they made 12 of those - but turbo no. Anyway ive said prove it (i.e red book, letter from porsche, other external resourse) and i'll but it all full asking price this morning! I'm 99.9% this is just a 914 conversion, still that 0.1% has got me asking.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PORSCHE-914-T ... SwKfVXKlrk
I saw this this morning
1972 914 Turbo - WTF!? I quizzed the seller, he is adamant that in 1972 the made 20 914 turbos for the US only all in black. He said he was told that when he bought it from a very well known dealer. Im like really? Ive heard of a 916, i think they made 12 of those - but turbo no. Anyway ive said prove it (i.e red book, letter from porsche, other external resourse) and i'll but it all full asking price this morning! I'm 99.9% this is just a 914 conversion, still that 0.1% has got me asking.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PORSCHE-914-T ... SwKfVXKlrk
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The add just doesn't make sense
"The 2.0 litre flat 4 air cooled engine and gear box and Turbo system is all in place," so it's a 4 cylinder factory Turbo?
Badge looks far from factory!

"The 2.0 litre flat 4 air cooled engine and gear box and Turbo system is all in place," so it's a 4 cylinder factory Turbo?
Badge looks far from factory!
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he's talking bollox
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Someone in W Yorkshire needs to go see!
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unbelievable, just a blatent lie isn't it, or were all missing the bargain of the century! i'll post some pics of the 914 im looking at later, my inbox is full...half excited, half dreading to look (some rot).
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If it's a 914 that goes as good as it looks, then mine is still for sale. I've not been in a 914/6 that comes close to it
viewtopic.php?f=21&t=55927
Edit - I just saw that 914 Turbo advert
that is priceless. Please someone near Ilkley go see this car I would love to hear how that conversation goes. 
viewtopic.php?f=21&t=55927
Edit - I just saw that 914 Turbo advert
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