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Jul 9, 2013 | 04:02 PM

#21

GT42R

Joined: May 2012

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From: Canada

Sell the STR while it's still around 120k,

Sit on the money ready to buy when the right 05+ pops up; I suppose if you're selling an 03 with 120k, you are looking for 06-08 with lower mileage really,

I'm sure if you're willing to buy out-of-state cars, there are always a few 06 cars on eBay and autotrader/cars.com at any given time...

Jul 9, 2013 | 05:08 PM

#22

RobGardnerBlack

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From: Wilton CA

Quote:

Originally Posted by GT42R

Getting an 06-08 would be my goal and I am willing to pick up one from any of the warmer states; I picked up the the current STR in Austin TX with 65k for $12.5k back in 09.

My 03 is in mint condition other than the headliner is starting to go in the back which I will replace here soon. Currently its in my shop waiting for a new expansion tank to arrive tomorrow. I noticed weeping from a crack this weekend while checking fluids - There's always something

Jul 10, 2013 | 07:57 PM

#23

McJaguar

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From: Rocky Mountains

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Originally Posted by bmw745ion19s

MC if its a super clean car (looks brand new practically) and everything is 100% on it i think its a $10-$12k car retail. The nice thing about the R's (especially) is that while mileage is important, they are rare enough where people will almost buy more on condition and not as much as the mileage.

If youre not in a hurry to sell it list it at $12.9k and see what happens. If you would like it to sell quickly list it for $9,900.

what do you plan to replace it with at that price!??!

Mine is VERY nice, and shows quite well.
I'm not sure it will get replaced. it was just a toy when I purchased it, but I have so many other toys.... I don't know. I'm always buying something or other.