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Originally Posted by Starter986
Sorry to hear about the loss of your brother.
You could do a better job selling his car if properly you marketed it. It isn't a Ford, and many of us are fairly discerning when it comes to a for-sale Porsche. If you had researched our forum before you hopped on as a first timer... you might have recognized that your original post (an advertisement) was lacking in details. A lot of them.
DG is a frequent contributor to the forum, and you should (have) heed(ed) his comments/suggestions for as executor of your brother's estate you have a fiduciary duty to get the best price you can. Maybe take DG's advice and leave the dickness to me. That's my gig. 
GLWS. |
Starter986,
Thanks for the suggestions. I meant no affront in my reply to dgii. I am not, nor do I wish to be a Porsche enthusiast. I was appointed personal representative, and, knowing a little bit as an automobile owner, I checked the fluids, replaced the battery in my brother’s Porsche, took it to the local detailer and took some pictures (3) before taking to storage. I looked in the manuals pouch and found the manuals and his handwritten ad and this URL. I posted his ad and a picture thinking this the best place for non-Porsche enthusiasts to list for sale?
At your suggestion, I have contacted every business from Florida to Atlanta that advertises certified Porsche service to obtain evidence of the service performed (my brother would only go to certified Porsche facilities). I am headed to the storage facility to take more pictures and will provide to anyone wishing to make serious offers.
Best,
WickTed
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