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Posted

Hi everybody, how much to pay for a fully restored 1965 911e, really looks like right uot of the dealership, they want 23,000 dls, what do you think?

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Every month Excellence Magazine has a market update on different models of Porsches. Find someone with he latest issue that includes the 1965 911's and they will give you a good valuation of where the market stands for each model. The current June 2005 issue covers 356 cars so you will need an earlier issue.

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there is no such thing as a '65 911e. There was only the std. model with no subscript (T,E,S).

as for the price, that's in the right ballpark. I know a guy who sold his for $20k and it was in very original, but un-restored conditions. With that said, you need to look past the shiny paint and check out how much has been replaced, resotred, etc and if it was done right.

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