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Valuing a “Personalized” 73 911T

With a heavy heart I’m considering parting with my 26 year owned 1973 911 T which has been “personalized”.

How does the group think I should value it? Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

A few key changes include:

- a 2.9ltr w/ 195ft lbs and 220hp at the wheel (done by Automobile Associates in Canton,CT)

- RSR flywheel

- an LSD

- LEDs all around (very dark nights here)

- bare metal repaint (also done by Automobile Associates in Canton,CT)

- front oil cooler w/ brass piping

- PMB Perf AM-Calipers on original T struts

- redone interior

- + tons more you can see the overview list

u/PhoenixGenau — 13 hours ago