Subject	These look like "agreed-value" numbers, but only for low
Posted by	Woodnutz (PA) on December 04, 2022 at 6:27 PM
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In Reply To	Per Hagerty posted by Denis on December 04, 2022 at 02:55 PM
Message	mileage examples, though. Less than 50k for sure. My guess for "in good running" condition would be 20-ish. My '91 TT with 127k miles has an agreed value of $30k, while I'd love to get that if I sold it, I know that would only happen if there happened to be competing offers. Personally, I'd see if you can get him down to $5k. Even with no spark, you can still do a compression test. No crystal ball, of course, but if the numbers are bad, at least you'd know and you'd be able to walk away. - Aaron
Follow Ups	Typical value for 93 auto TT? - nomiezvr4 13:47:38 12/04/22 Per Hagerty - Denis 14:55:17 12/04/22 Those aren’t realistic numbers imo - Stanky (BC) 15:04:24 12/04/22 Re: Those aren’t realistic numbers imo - Denis 17:51:14 12/04/22 bringatrailer.com (n/m) - Mike@ZSpeed 20:46:47 12/04/22 More specifically, someone who wants YOUR Z32 - black300zx 07:50:58 12/05/22 Well said! (n/m) - Denis 11:03:23 12/05/22 These look like "agreed-value" numbers, but only for low - Woodnutz (PA) 18:27:56 12/04/22 These look like "agreed-value" numbers, - Denis 12:45:22 12/08/22 Re: Typical value for 93 auto TT? - KA8 20:05:54 12/04/22 If you want an Auto and you've performed your due diligence - FrozTTy 09:32:05 12/05/22 Re: Typical value for 93 auto TT? - jcm3 12:32:45 12/05/22 No, Rust and not running is a no go. - Sleeper_TTZ(SeKy) 14:26:49 12/05/22 Re: No, Rust and not running is a no go. - nomiezvr4 09:19:59 12/18/22
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