help on setting market price for Box

[tamarsha]

It looks like the blue book and on a '00 with that kind of mileage is around $20k. I think that you could get $25k for it. The only problem would be waiting for the right buyer. It might take some time to find some one who want a Boxster that tricked out.

[pecivil]

haha my car is "tricked out"

I would take 25k for it.

[angman]

Any pictures?

[pecivil]

yes they are on my home 'puter. I am workie now.

[mikefocke]

is $19k. Your mods, while impressive, will appeal only to a limited audience and you never ever get anything like full cost back on mods. So you can price it anywhere ...high and hope for the perfect fit (which could come along the first day) or set the price at slightly less than stock and hope for a wider audience because of the price point.

There is a 98 over on the another forum's classifieds with a 3.4 that has been for sale for a month priced at $20.9k. More a classic in mods than yours sounds like it is.

[grantsfo]

In current economy I think market price is going to be tough to determine. I dont think you will find many people looking to buy a performance car period.

I'm slowly doing similar mods to my 99. Guess if I had opportunity to by a car already converted I probably would be willing to part with about $20K on a car like yours.

Given that its becoming easier to find nice sub $10K Boxsters all prices are getting dragged down.

[pecivil]

Thanks for the replies. Definitely mods dont return anything near their cost. The car is fun, and a great drive, and I dont need to sell. Still the "itch" for something new keeps biting me!!

This is a great time to buy a performance car, but not sell one!