Subject: Re: Quattro For Sale-

[Tom Winter]

I couldn't tell you one way or the other if that one is good. But at this
point I can't touch it. I picked up a '75 911s a couple of years ago as a
toy, and my wife wants me dead because of that. I could just imagine her
reaction if I came home with the UrQ.

The thing about the 911 is that parts can be found very easily, although
sometimes they're expensive. As a saying goes on the P car forum, "They are
all $20k cars. . ."

Tom


On 12/30/09 1:20 PM, "Huw Powell" <one at humanspeakers.com> wrote:

>> That one has been for sale for a long time. Maybe even as long as 3 years.
>> .maybe only 2 . But it's been on their site for a long, long time.
>> 
>> I've even considered buying it or at least checking it out for a drive (I'm
>> only two hours away). Could be a fun second car.
>> 
>> Tom '95 S6 Avant
> 
> I've seen base prices for generally decent UrQs set at $10k since at
> least the mid nineties.  Trouble is, "generally decent" usually means
> "still has some bugs", "can't get some of the parts for it", and "has
> some mods the buyer doesn't want".
> 
> It's very tough to find one, say, where all the stock parts were saved
> when mods were done - or of course, that has exactly the mods one wants,
> done the way one wants them done.
> 
>> 
>> 
>> On 12/30/09 12:13 PM, " omar millmech wrote:
>>> I'm not involved in this-
>>> http://www.landroverroaringfork.com/preowned.inventory.php?thisVehicle=8367
>>> Would this be an UrQ?
>> 
>> Yes, it is.  Funny how the "book value" for these has been $10k as long
>> as I can remember.  Based on one reported sale in 1994?
>>