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1970 Porsche 911T RS Pro Touring
$190,000

1970 Porsche 911T RS Pro Touring

15,145ManualSan Diego, CA
Value Guide
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Our Value Guide pulls real results from Bring a Trailer, Classic.com, and private sales — not guesswork. Enter any year, make, and model to get a pricing verdict backed by actual comps, plus Chris's take on where the market is heading.

Popular Valuations

Avg sale price
Porsche 911 (1970–1989)
68,400+2.1%
Ford Mustang (1965–1970)
42,800-1.4%
BMW M3 E30 (1986–1991)
79,200+1.8%
Datsun 240Z (1970–1973)
44,600+5.6%
Chevrolet Corvette C2 (1963–67)
88,500-0.8%
Weekly

Monday Market Movers

This week's collector car market at a glance — by Chris Peterson

Air-Cooled 911s

-3.2%

Buying window — prices haven't been this accessible since 2021

E30 M3s

+1.8%

Steady climb continues. No signs of slowing

JDM Icons (Supra, NSX, GT-R)

+4.1%

Generational demand is real — new money, same icons

C3 Corvettes

0.3%

Holding steady. Great value if you find the right one

'60s Muscle (Mustang, Camaro)

-2.1%

Slight correction from 2024 highs. Base models softening, big blocks holding

240Z / Early Datsun

+5.6%

Fastest-rising segment. Clean Series 1s are crossing $50k regularly

Market commentary reflects observed auction results and one analyst's perspective. It is not financial or investment advice. Past performance does not indicate future results.

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