flavorhonneybbq

What is the price for fc now a days? LIke the turbo model only, how much would a stock s4 t2 with like 150000, and a stock s5 t2 with the same 150000, or anyone have like a price range for the turbo models, like a minimum to a max price, what kind of fc turbo should be worth $6000.

idsigloo

A friend of mine picked up a s4 t2 (133k) for 2000 with low compression. The s5 would be like 1000 more. But a t2 rotary with 150,000 has a blown engine. unless recently rebuilt.

Icemark

year, and running condition will have a big effect on the price.

But normally a 91 Turbo with 150,000 miles on it and in average condition would be worth:
trade in= $1,304
Private party sale in CA= 1,953
Dealer retail= $3,051

with less than 90K miles and in good condition (needs nothing fixed, new tires, minimal if any dings or other damage, perfect paint, etc) that same car is worth:
Trade in=$2,335
Private party $3,077
Dealer retail $4,314

Generally unless modifications are done intellegently subtract for most modifications as well.

A new motor will not effect value, and a Jspec motor without a rebuild will drop value.

86fc3sred

iTrader: (1)

Ya about 4500-6000 would be good but not with 150000 miles because you would probally have to rebuild it because of low compression or u could be running on one rotor like my fried with a 87 t2 and he didnt even now it till the engine blew.

riverzendz

I paid $1000 for my S4 TII. It needs work but it runs and with a clutch it'll drive.

crickifur

i just gave $2000 for my 87 Tii. the body and chasis are mint, whole car has 88,000 original miles, but the engine was taken out to take off emissions and never reinstalled....

ecyrb | SLC

Just got mine for $2000 with 160k, great compression (100psi Front & Back)
Perfect turbo, no shaft or end play
Clean interior, no rips or tears in the seats, missing the usual breakable pieces..
Minimal half *** body damage near the rear quarter by the antenna area.

Working out all the bugs and removed all the emissions junk.

Hopefully have it all back together tonight!
Not to bad I guess

flavorhonneybbq

wait so paying 6000 for a turbo s4 is a rip off?

jeff_man

ya 6k for a tII is a rip in less it a very clean very nice and very very fast one

Just payed $3400 for 88 gxl with s4 block s5 turbo full tII convertion, i.e. all the body and motor/tranny/rear diff that makes it a tII plue new racing seats and 2500miles on a rebuild and very clean inside with few mods like front mount intercooler in very nice working order.

o ya don't forget the rims so. thats something i would go by but i don't know if that was a good deal or not but i'm happy.

gxlspeeder

I sold my S4 with 104k on the chassis and a jspec for 3k. Had full exhaust and HKS F-con for major upgrades.

Brody8877

iTrader: (10)

got mine for $3900
my friend got his for $4200
Both S4

for S5 there goin from $4000 - $6000 in running order

Look around you may find a good deal.

if it was me i would not pay more than $3600 or even $3400 for a 190k TII FC in fair condition.

HeffBoost

Well, this little statement is just flat out wrong. Duh, the condition of the engine has a great deal to with it.

All this is just an academic exercise anyway, since anything for sale is worth what someone is willing to pay for it.

Icemark

Nope. You personally might pay more, but the above prices are compiled and based on Sales and registrations for average or good condition cars in California for the last 6 months. This means that the car's motor is in Average or Good condition as well. So a new motor would add $0 to the value.

Now a blown or bad motor would drop that value. Maybe that is what you are thinking. But then the car would not be in either good or average condition, but rather a blown motor would put the car in poor condition status.

ronbros3

how would I price an 87 Tll, 94 FD engine, single turbo, made 420whp dyno,water to air, alchohol injection, forged CCW wheels, $4000. 2tone paint, NITTOS all around, ETC. Stoptech HAWK ,TOKICKO, Perfect condition..

Icemark

You'll never get half of what you put into it.

Tofuball

Just adding: situation has a lot to do with it.

If you've been looking and can't find a decent TII in your area, and suddenly one pops up neer you, in the color you want, you're going to pay more.

_Good_ FC RX-7s are usually pretty hard to find, so people ask a lot more then book price, and tend to get it.

Especially if you are getting a shop to prep the car for you.

...At least around here.