Sale Thoughts...?
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03-10-2008 | 01:35 PM
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Sale Thoughts...?
Going to move into a GT3 soon and was wondering what you guys thought would be the best way to move my Turbo quickly. The car is triple black, has 20k on the odo, Ruf PSS9's, SSK, Sport seats, pedals, etc... No issues no track time...
Option 1: Keep it as is, with BBS E88's and Brembo GT brakes and sell for 70-72k
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Option 2: Put the stock brakes, wheels and tires back on and sell for 66-68k?
What do you guys think? TIA!
Option 1: Keep it as is, with BBS E88's and Brembo GT brakes and sell for 70-72k
or
Option 2: Put the stock brakes, wheels and tires back on and sell for 66-68k?
What do you guys think? TIA!
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03-10-2008 | 01:49 PM
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The lower baseline would be ideal to open you up to a larger crowd, the wheels and brembos left on might catch a buyer who can appreciate not having to do those mods ie help you stand out amongst the competition imho. If life alows keep em both LOL. GL.
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03-10-2008 | 01:58 PM
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Turn the car back to stock and sell it. It's easier to sell a stock car and you'll get more for your parts if you part them out. Also it's tough to say and even harder to accept it but the market on these cars is TERRIBLe, its a buyer's market right now and your asking price might be a little too high. I've seen cars with mileage in the 20k's go for mid 50's on a pretty consistent basis. Good luck!
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03-10-2008 | 02:07 PM
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Turn the car back to stock and sell it. It's easier to sell a stock car and you'll get more for your parts if you part them out. Also it's tough to say and even harder to accept it but the market on these cars is TERRIBLe, its a buyer's market right now and your asking price might be a little too high. I've seen cars with mileage in the 20k's go for mid 50's on a pretty consistent basis. Good luck!
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03-10-2008 | 02:26 PM
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Turn the car back to stock and sell it. It's easier to sell a stock car and you'll get more for your parts if you part them out. Also it's tough to say and even harder to accept it but the market on these cars is TERRIBLe, its a buyer's market right now and your asking price might be a little too high. I've seen cars with mileage in the 20k's go for mid 50's on a pretty consistent basis. Good luck!
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