FS: 1986 944 Turbo

[Trogdor]

LOL maybe you haven't seen my posts in the project section lately? :P

Yeah, but you can never have enough projects, right?

[Goat Blower]

I've thought about buying one of these many times. If I got one now, it would only be for an LS swap. :D

[scheides]

Yeah, but you can never have enough projects, right?

Heh, maybe you should see the datacenter I'm building...that's my real project ;)

I've thought about buying one of these many times. If I got one now, it would only be for an LS swap. :D

Yea but not a turbo! You need a non-turbo S-version with a bad motor for that.

That being said, let's keep this on topic! Lots of exposure for a nice car bobby, but let's keep it focused on him selling THIS car!

[Trogdor]

That being said, let's keep this on topic! Lots of exposure for a nice car bobby, but let's keep it focused on him selling THIS car!

I'll derail my own post if I want to!! :-P

[Trogdor]

Bump.

P.S. If this car gets sold as a result of this site, the referral for the new Evo will go to Style.

[Trogdor]

Seller posted it on E-bay. Here is your chance to pick it up for dirt cheap!
(6,600 at the time of me posting this)

http://m.ebay.com/itm/261460065976?nav=SEARCH

[asshanson]

Hmm, 7500 and half day left...

[Goat Blower]

Still a good price for that car, looks like a clean one.

[Mnementh]

Okay, here's how I'd put a value on this car: back in '87 the Conquest TSI was considered to be identical to this car in size, weight, engine size, output and performance. Only the Conquest was 2/3rds the price of a 944 turbo.

Applying that ratio here, a very well cared for '86 Conquest with high (over 100k) mileage in very good condition with no rust would be about $4-5k. That would put the value of this 944 turbo in the $6000-7500 range.

I wanted to post this two days ago but the system would not let me in. Since then I've seen the car sold on ebay for $8,200.

Whomp, there you go! Thank you...