GTS No9 for sale...
Discussion
Behold81 said:
Really these should be 8-9 k
They are rare and with them in the low road tax bracket too that's a bonus.
5-6 is too low. 15 is ludicrous.
I tend to agree. I think GTSs are unvalued by the market, but then the badge and the lack of knowledge in this country act against it. They are rare and with them in the low road tax bracket too that's a bonus.
5-6 is too low. 15 is ludicrous.
I think if it were really a "time-warp" museum piece car, then I guess a case could possibly be made for the premium. If there were somebody looking to a buy such a thing. However based on the advert it looks to be a good condition (subject to not having a crusty bottom), but not very original car.
I'd be well pleased if the market will pay that sort of money, but I can't see it happening.
I know my memory isn't the greatest at times but I took this car for a test drive about 7 years ago from a Porsche place in Birmingham. From memory, it had some n/a engine work done, cam at least I think, it put down the power pretty well especially bearing in mind that I'd just sold a supercharged GTS. It also made a good noise from the side exit pipes.
I don't remember the exact price at the time but it was nowhere near the current one, 11k sticks in my mind for some reason but like I say, that was the best part of 7 years ago. For some strange reason I though it would be a good idea to stick a mahoosive rear wing on it, slam it and pretend I was rolling in the Bathurst.......
I don't remember the exact price at the time but it was nowhere near the current one, 11k sticks in my mind for some reason but like I say, that was the best part of 7 years ago. For some strange reason I though it would be a good idea to stick a mahoosive rear wing on it, slam it and pretend I was rolling in the Bathurst.......
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