Best Place To Sell??

If this post is in the wrong place I apologise but I`m really just after some advice

I`m selling a 1984 Porsche 944 and I`m wondering where would be the best place to sell it? I`m not sure if it`s old enough to appeal to a porsche enthusiast and if so where do you start trying to find any porsche enthusiasts who might be interested OR would I be best just sticking in in the autotrader.

It`s an inheritance and I haven`t a clue what it`s worth so if anyone has any rough idea i`d be most grateful.

Thanks in anticipation of any replies

[sv4me]

Sell it to me for a fiver. Go onnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn


Could try these for a start Claire
http://www.theporschebuyer.co.uk/
http://www.porsche-944.me.uk/index.html


Theres these 2 on autotrader
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classifi.../200?logcode=p
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classifi.../200?logcode=p

Same mileage, massively different prices

[G]

Also pistonheads.com is a good place to sell cars, especially cars that are interesting.

I have sold 4 vehicles on there relatively easily. My ex boss and I think my dad even managed to sell cars on there too. Plus its free!

[mattSV]

Claire

I sold my Impreza on Pistonheads within 24 hours of advertising it - have a look at the 944 adverts on there now for a feel of what it might be worth:-

Porsche 944s for sale on Pistonheads

Originally Posted by sv4me

Sell it to me for a fiver. Go onnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn


Could try these for a start Claire
http://www.theporschebuyer.co.uk/
http://www.porsche-944.me.uk/index.html


Theres these 2 on autotrader
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classifi.../200?logcode=p
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classifi.../200?logcode=p

Same mileage, massively different prices

Many thanks for the links.... they look really good. I had no idea that it would fetch that much!!! and i`m talking about the lower of the 2 prices lol

Many thanks G and Matt... will go take a look, I`ve heard that name (pistonheads) mentioned a few times on here

Originally Posted by Speedy Claire

I`m not sure if it`s old enough to appeal to a porsche enthusiast

It certainly is, and other than the 924/928 it about the cheapest Porsche you can buy, so a good first step on the ladder of classic Porsche ownership. Where it not of interest to Porsche enthusiasts is where they are actually really closet VW Beetle enthusiasts (it's not a REAL Porsche because it has an Audi engine in the front ). The 86 onwards 944 Turbo's are more sought after and fetch better money. Yours must be a 2.5 Lux?

Any pics?

Originally Posted by mattSV

Claire

I sold my Impreza on Pistonheads within 24 hours of advertising it - have a look at the 944 adverts on there now for a feel of what it might be worth:-

Porsche 944s for sale on Pistonheads

Bloody Hell Matt, have you seen the sort of prices they go for on pistonheads??? Why would somebody pay that much for an old car

Originally Posted by -Ralph-

It certainly is, and other than the 924/928 it about the cheapest Porsche you can buy, so a good first step on the ladder of classic Porsche ownership. Where it not of interest to Porsche enthusiasts is where they are actually really closet VW Beetle enthusiasts.

Any pics?

Many thanks for the advice Ralph and I`ll try and get some pics over the weekend

[G]

Because they are fun rear wheel drive cars that handle reasonably well.

Perhps you'll get a few quid more than you were hoping