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Re: 1991 GT For Sale On PCarMarket


 

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So hard to figure out a value on this one.? All the unknowns could lead to a money pit (potential bent valves, psd issues, could have a bunch of electrical probs), but there are a lot of pluses too (low mile, relatively unmolested, 91GT, spare CS (7s and 9s) and orig D90s))

So barring anything crazy wrong with it, and you do all the engine service stuff yourself, detail it up and get those dents fixed for a super nice low mile 91GT, what's the value of that?

One day to go......

Gonna swag and say it'll go for around 18 to 20k (and reserve not met)?? Lots of interest on Rennlist so it'll be a bidding frenzy in the last minutes.

And I've got way too many projects to even think about this (although it has crossed my mind LOL).?


On 12/31/2024 6:54 PM, Christopher Leveck via groups.io wrote:

I'll throw a couple thousand at it if anyone wants to join me.....?
Maybe make it a group car??
That way when we get totally hosed we can spread out the butt hurt.?
Maybe everyone is waiting to throw a bid down at the very last moment....?

On Thu, Dec 26, 2024, 9:05?AM Keith Martin via <keithrmartin=[email protected]> wrote:
Many "potential" issues, but available from Idaho (originally from Illinois):??

Produced between 1989 and 1991 as the most high-performance version of Porsche's 928 grand touring car yet, the 928 GT featured a more powerful 5.0-liter V8 than the standard 928 as well as a 5-speed manual transaxle paired with a variable PSD limited-slip differential. This 1991 example is one of only several hundred sold in the United States and comes finished in Midnight Blue Metallic over ...



Regards,

Keith R. Martin

1980 Metallic Black 5-Speed with numerous upgrades.....

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