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Prices of 912s continue to rise.
Estimates for best quality '65-'69 examples are currently approaching
$40,000US for coupes and more for Targas, depending on options,
etc. Prior to transaction, consider showing the car to a qualified
Porsche mechanic for a thorough inspection, and obtaining background
records. Consider the resources below, and join in the
conversation at the 912 BBS.
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Valuation Estimate Sources:
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 The
New York Times has taken note of 912s in their Collector Cars List ,
albeit they made reference to a concours 912 SWT sold at auction for
$39,500 as having a "tepid" stock engine. [Hope they discover the
130hp+ 912 engines soon.]
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Hagerty's
Cars That
Matter tracks prices for 912 and 912E models.
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Check the
For Sale page for current 912 / 912E asking
prices.
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 912s
and the Registry in the November 2009 Edition of
Hemmings Sports & Exotic Car magazine - Check out page 90 to read
an article about the same 912 Soft-Window Targa noted by the New York
Times above, and commentary on the current collector value of 912s, from
the perspective of one Hemmings writer.
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NADA guides classic car values - select "sports cars", enter zip
code, select "Porsche", year, then 912 model: coupe or Targa (click box
for soft-window Targa)
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Watch for
Excellence
Magazine's market trend table of the 912/ 912E values for both
coupes and Targas, along with buying tips, usually in October issues.
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Vehicle Market Research Auto Guides has an
online 1946-1979 collector
car webpage. Collector magazines are published that estimate
current values for 912s, all years and conditions.
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To reduce the risk of buying a used car with costly
hidden problem(s), consider obtaining a
CARFAX detailed
vehicle history report from their nationwide database.
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Kelly Blue Book's Early Model Guide,
Collector's Edition addresses vehicles older than 21 years back to 1946,
and gives a range of retail values from fair to excellent condition.
Unfortunately this information is not available via their site as of
early 2010; the Early Model Car Guide is offered by annual subscription,
or a single book or a certified copy of a particular value in the book
can be ordered. To place an order, contact their Customer Service
Department at 1-800-BLUE-BOOK, extension 41. If you do not wish to
subscribe, this publication can often be found at libraries or credit
unions.
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