Monoballs I believe .....
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£200k for an RSL before Summer?
- Thread starter BlueNGT
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ORIGINAL: carreraboy
Clubbie for a man who hates replicas (loads 993RS) I am surprised at your sudden opinion. I dare say it's a wind up, just read George Elliot post for a starter and that's for a carpet.
Whenever did a 64RS driver worry about B roads, if they were they would get a 993RS, part of the fun old bean, not knowing which hedge you will be hurtled into, you have stay alert focussed and clinch the buttocks on those country lanes ...
I am genuinely trying to speak in straight forward English!
The point I am trying to make is that 964RS values are not solely down how the cars drive....... A 964RS is a factory built "special" in limited numbers, this is a major part of the appeal and gain in value.
When they were worth 150% of a 964 C2, then they were purchased by enthusiasts, based on how they drive.
Now a 964RS is worth 400+% of a nice 964C2, the premium is not solely how the cars drive.
In that you could make a 964 C2 a better drivers car than an RS for less money, but it would not be a real RS and as you know modified cars can be interested to sell and in this market originality appears to trade at a premium.
So, all I am saying and backing up, is current 964RS values are not at this level purely on how the car drives.......
(edited to correct spelling error!)
Car Sold ....
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