Help my 997TT find a home quickly please
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Help my 997TT find a home quickly please
Ok guys,
It's for sale 100%. Going to Carlsen on consignment tomorrow morning and gonna try to sell it quickly. So negotiations are welcome if reasonable.
Thanks for passing the word out to your friends.
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ad.php?t=85610
It shall be missed !!!
It's for sale 100%. Going to Carlsen on consignment tomorrow morning and gonna try to sell it quickly. So negotiations are welcome if reasonable.
Thanks for passing the word out to your friends.
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ad.php?t=85610
It shall be missed !!!
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I think you would stand a significantly better chance of selling it if you put it back to stock. Modded cars carry a certain 'abused aire 'about them and are impossible to sell quickly for a certain price. You limit yourself to a very small group of buyers, most of which tend to be lowballers and tire kickers, as you know. You can always unload the modded parts later and recoupe some of your outlay. Been there, done that, got the t shirt, don't want another.
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Originally Posted by TT Surgeon
I think you would stand a significantly better chance of selling it if you put it back to stock. Modded cars carry a certain 'abused aire 'about them and are impossible to sell quickly for a certain price. You limit yourself to a very small group of buyers, most of which tend to be lowballers and tire kickers, as you know. You can always unload the modded parts later and recoupe some of your outlay. Been there, done that, got the t shirt, don't want another.
its a peice of art and it should sell fast especially the market is not yet
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Originally Posted by TT Surgeon
I think you would stand a significantly better chance of selling it if you put it back to stock. Modded cars carry a certain 'abused aire 'about them and are impossible to sell quickly for a certain price. You limit yourself to a very small group of buyers, most of which tend to be lowballers and tire kickers, as you know. You can always unload the modded parts later and recoupe some of your outlay. Been there, done that, got the t shirt, don't want another.
Understand what you mean but I have been modding my cars for years and sold all my cars without putting back to stock. I am in no serious rush to sell so can aford to wait for that right buyer. The issue with me is I don't have the time to put back to stock and then deal with selling individual parts/shipping to all different places. That's just a headache
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All, it's now at Carlsen. It shalled be missed, especially the power!!!!
I wouldn't mind a replacement that I would drive often. I was thinking something in the $70K range. You can find nice used SL55, E55, M5 for those prices. Leaning toward the SL55 for nice sunny days!
I wouldn't mind a replacement that I would drive often. I was thinking something in the $70K range. You can find nice used SL55, E55, M5 for those prices. Leaning toward the SL55 for nice sunny days!
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just curious, how much is Carlsen charging you to sell your car?
Originally Posted by fredttx50
All, it's now at Carlsen. It shalled be missed, especially the power!!!!
I wouldn't mind a replacement that I would drive often. I was thinking something in the $70K range. You can find nice used SL55, E55, M5 for those prices. Leaning toward the SL55 for nice sunny days!
I wouldn't mind a replacement that I would drive often. I was thinking something in the $70K range. You can find nice used SL55, E55, M5 for those prices. Leaning toward the SL55 for nice sunny days!
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Originally Posted by TT Surgeon
I think you would stand a significantly better chance of selling it if you put it back to stock. Modded cars carry a certain 'abused aire 'about them and are impossible to sell quickly for a certain price. You limit yourself to a very small group of buyers, most of which tend to be lowballers and tire kickers, as you know. You can always unload the modded parts later and recoupe some of your outlay. Been there, done that, got the t shirt, don't want another.