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ORIGINAL: Hacki
ORIGINAL: RSGulp I remember when provenance was all about what a car HAD done, rather than NOT done.
+1 Perfect!
Very true Rich the vogue was to put turbos on or 3,8 conversions with body kits etc Tomasz had a number of these German Bastards thank God we have a modified Register to return these poor orphans back to normal life ... Mind you cages fire extinguishers KWV3 are acceptable .....[:)]
 
Updates on the pension funds, warning the heart might flutter. http://www.flat6mag.com/pages/cotes.html Have a quite look now, take notes, and then look again after May 1st. I have seen the updates already (via Apple Store, Flat 6, May 2015). Here are two relevant ones: 964 RS: 2014, 160k euros; 2015, 300k euros(*) 993 RS: 2014, 180k euros; 2015, 490k euros(*) (*) for concours cars BTW.
 
£25k of the NGT sale price appeared to be fees?

I would have thought sale or return at a credible Porsche specialist would have made more sense for the seller? [;)]

 
200k GBP is about 280k EUR at the moment IIR - this spring in Essen a good, not perfect! N-GT was offered for 329k EUR and was sold on Sunday. So, 200k GBP to me is a price inside the expected range.

That car in Essen was sold by the owner via a dealer. I assume, the dealer´s premium is at least the same as the auction fees?

 
Any details on the sold NGT? no of km etc?

Thinking I may sell my 13k km Ruby N-GT, as a 64 Cup would be more "usable"........and it would also free up some cash too......

 
Allegedly. N/GT. Bidding was slow. Bids up to £200k were 'off the wall'. Shows as not sold on the Silverstone Auctions web-site. Vehicle sold post-auction for an undisclosed sum. Allegedly.

 
kasbridge said:
Any details on the sold NGT? no of km etc?

Thinking I may sell my 13k km Ruby N-GT, as a 64 Cup would be more "usable"........and it would also free up some cash too......
Here´s the dealer´s website:

[link=http://www.wolbert.nl/]http://www.wolbert.nl/[/link]

Maybe you´ll get better info from him.

I was there with Des (and some more madmen), he might remember the car (red N-GT) better than I do.

Hacki

 
964RS said:
Allegedly. N/GT. Bidding was slow. Bids up to £200k were 'off the wall'. Shows as not sold on the Silverstone Auctions web-site. Vehicle sold post-auction for an undisclosed sum. Allegedly.
No sale, still for sale at the moment if anyone interested! ;-)

 
Hacki said:
kasbridge said:
Any details on the sold NGT? no of km etc?

Thinking I may sell my 13k km Ruby N-GT, as a 64 Cup would be more "usable"........and it would also free up some cash too......

Here´s the dealer´s website:

[link=http://www.wolbert.nl/]http://www.wolbert.nl/[/link]

Maybe you´ll get better info from him.

I was there with Des (and some more madmen), he might remember the car (red N-GT) better than I do.

Hacki



Hi Hack, yes the red NGT was very well presented with an excellent sales brochure, not sure if he sold the car…..



If he did he got well well over the current levels which seem to fluctuate greatly …..



Provenance is key in my IMHO [;)]



Good luck with the sale by the way Simon, I could recommend a good no no nsense broker if you want to pm me.
 

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