1981 Porsche 924 Weissach Commemorative Edition
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You need to list it here or on rennlist.net
The lowballers on TR ain't gonna cough up the premium that a low-mileage Porsche can command from the right audience. Another good shot would be Panorama (the Porsche Club of America magazine), but you need to be a club member to advertise ($42/yr).
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Thanks for the advice. The car is now listed at:
Pelican Parts Technical BBS - 1981 Porsche 924 Weissach Commemorative Edition - 25K original miles
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Please read
Also you may want to talk to Frank Eibell at Eibell Performance.
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I've found that it is between $150 to $200 to convert the AC over to the new freon. That is all that I think needs to be done to get the AC working.
Like I said before, you could add AC to a non AC equiped car for $2,000. My wife had an '88 mustang LX convertable that came standard without AC and we had the whole system installed for $1,200. I'm sure that a Porsche would cost more but this car already has AC. All of the parts are there. The car has 25,000 original miles but let's say that there is a problem with a part in the AC system. What are the odds that there would be a problem that would require replacing every single part in the system?
Are you even interested in buying the car?
Like I said before, you could add AC to a non AC equiped car for $2,000. My wife had an '88 mustang LX convertable that came standard without AC and we had the whole system installed for $1,200. I'm sure that a Porsche would cost more but this car already has AC. All of the parts are there. The car has 25,000 original miles but let's say that there is a problem with a part in the AC system. What are the odds that there would be a problem that would require replacing every single part in the system?
Are you even interested in buying the car?
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I just called Dave White Racing (Porsche Race Shop) and they will do the conversion for $250 (parts and labor.)
I then called Ice Cold Autoair and they will do the conversion for $138 (parts and labor.)
I then called Ice Cold Autoair and they will do the conversion for $138 (parts and labor.)
