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hi all, former neil primrose (from travis) pristine clubsport i will have to sell to make way for 2.7 lightweight. not cheap! by the way i am not a dealer just an obsessed collector. kenny
 
and does that make it worth more that someone almost no-one knows has once owned the car?

Come on Kenny more details and price....tempt us!
 
Very nice car, you didn't have that long...didn't you sell the low miles red lightweight to buy it???

What is the mileage on it now [;)]
 
yes i sold red car, i've had about 35+ cars since i moved to uk from states 4 years ago; we don't appreciate cars there as you do here and i love to own them, and appreciate them but i don't get to drive much--4 kids and no time. also its a learning curve. the green car was hardly used by me and now i have found a pristine 2.7 rs lightweight that i bought in germany, or should i say hsbc bought, hence my reason for selling. i paid €125k for it but will take slightly less, ultimately i would take a more ragged, track-able version instead, to pay down 2.7 and end up with something that can be thrashed. thanks! happy to answer any questions and show the car in sw london, which sits in my office and has remained there for the duration i have owned it. thanks!
 
with people asking £60k+ for 50-60k mile cars with many owners, much track work, much accident damage, engine rebuilds and no history its a steal.
 
Kenny

It sounds a great car but at £90K plus it's too rich for the UK.......................

The current 964 RS market has slowed to a stand still, just take a look at how many dealers have unsold 964 RS stock!!!

Damen
 
ORIGINAL: kennys42

with people asking £60k+ for 50-60k mile cars with many owners, much track work, much accident damage, engine rebuilds and no history its a steal.
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For LHD clubsports they are not - around 45k will easily get you the example you describe above. Hope you get what you are looking for though.
 
no matter as the longer i am forced to wait, the better the chance i come up with funds from other sources then i don't have to sell and this is all moot :)
 
There is a Rubystone RSL for sale in Italy 11000km and they want GBP80,000.00
Have a look in Octane Mag, prices have gone mad across the board.

 
ORIGINAL: harry

Definitely too much - you can get 993RSCS for the money.

Harry
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And if anyone does want to spend such a sum on a 993 CS, please let me know I am more than happy to service it, gift wrap it and have flying dog delivery service bring it to your door! [:D]
 
These cars are great for polishing but.........

Who in their right mind would want to do that?

Use the damn things, they're only cars and you're only on the planet for a short time!
 
ORIGINAL: clubsport
...............and have flying dog delivery service bring it to your door!
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Ruff! Ready n waiting zur!
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Your car could be here!!
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ORIGINAL: harry

Definitely too much - you can get 993RSCS for the money.

Harry
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And if anyone does want to spend such a sum on a 993 CS, please let me know I am more than happy to service it, gift wrap it and have flying dog delivery service bring it to your door! [:D]
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I wouldn't dream of selling a 993RSCS which takes ages to find even if the offer is attractive. It will have to be a VERY GOOD OFFER.

Harry
 
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