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 Post subject: Re: 944 prices
PostPosted: Fri Aug 14, 2015 10:26 pm 
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Yes it really is strange why such a good car is not in high demand.
The MX5 is without doubt the best small sports car of the 80/90's.
The 944 is a great car from this era too.

Both suffer from the same problem.

Too many have survived because they are too well built.


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PostPosted: Sat Aug 15, 2015 10:23 pm 
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On the web site howmanyleft.com there are 5900 944 cars in total of which 1001 are S2 coupe's - 467 Turbo's and 47 Turbo s (taxed or sorn).

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PostPosted: Sat Aug 15, 2015 10:59 pm 
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Less all types of 968 than just 944 turbos

Shame the only one worth any real money is the CS

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Ever driven a Healey big six?
I have and I used to own a TR5 and the TR was much better to drive but here we are many years later and the Healey has gone ballistic.
I was even offered a Healey 100 LeMans in exchange for my TR4 in about 1979 and I refused :oops: one has just sold for £164000!

We used to sprint and hillclimb in those days and no Healey ever beat my TR's or my Stag but its the Healey they all want.


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PostPosted: Sun Aug 16, 2015 7:07 pm 
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Don't think there any rules about what is desirable

There are some cars fetching fortunes that I would quite happily crush

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PostPosted: Sun Aug 16, 2015 8:59 pm 
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Once bought an Australian Import Mitsubishi Sapporo (Think it was spelt like that) 2.6L 3 speed auto for a bargain price of £200 - The only one in the country :?
A lorry threw a rock at the windscreen which cracked from top to bottom, only option was to import one at a cost of £700 - After 5 months trying to off load it - it went for £20 scrap :(

Bought a 1964 Auto Union Munga 15 years ago for £600 - 0nly 6 in this country - possibly worth a grand now !

Cause it's rare don't make it valuable !

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PostPosted: Mon Aug 17, 2015 6:43 pm 
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Pink piggy wrote:
the Healey has gone ballistic.


Yay (see sig) !!!

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I looked at the how many left site and looks to me like 1200 944 lux. And about 500 of the others... I wonder how many tidy ones there are (I mean up together mechanically)
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PostPosted: Tue Aug 18, 2015 9:08 pm 
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Amazing how many are sorn even through the summer months :roll:
Surely they are not all being worked on :bom:

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I'm not sure how accurate that site is....on looking at the breakdown by year of registration when checking my cars year of 86 it states that there are 2 taxed and 6 sorn? I can't believe that there are only two 86 turbo's on the road..so what..me and one other? I very much doubt it...

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At the bottom of the site page (about the data) it says the figures are from the DVLA ?

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PostPosted: Tue Aug 18, 2015 9:55 pm 
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gothatway wrote:
Pink piggy wrote:
the Healey has gone ballistic.


Yay (see sig) !!!



:oops: :oops: Oh well its just my opinion no offence meant :)
Healeys do look and sound nice though :lol:

I would love to try one of the special widened Healeys with the Rolls engine though.


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coolpaul wrote:
At the bottom of the site page (about the data) it says the figures are from the DVLA ?


And there lies the weak link in that data chain :D

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PSH wrote:
I'm not sure how accurate that site is....on looking at the breakdown by year of registration when checking my cars year of 86 it states that there are 2 taxed and 6 sorn? I can't believe that there are only two 86 turbo's on the road..so what..me and one other? I very much doubt it...

Pete


Just you and I then Pete :P

I was browsing the figures for turbos last week and thought some of the numbers looked a bit fishy... But then again you never know! Anyone else here have a 1986 951 taxed and tested?

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PostPosted: Thu Aug 20, 2015 5:52 pm 
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PSH wrote:
there are 2 taxed and 6 sorn? I can't believe that there are only two 86 turbo's on the road


Yours has been off the road for so long its going to take ages for the database to realise you are up and running again :lol: :lol: :lol:

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