Been offered a 944
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I hate people like you with a passion.
We buy,nurture, and love our 944's. Spending every available penny (and some unavailable pennies) in trying to keep our cars in A1 nick and you just see them as a method of making money.
BTW my 944 has more power than your 911 and would p**s on it any day you care to mention and twice on Sundays.
I might have had too much to drink tonight but I'm having a hell of a time of it [
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We buy,nurture, and love our 944's. Spending every available penny (and some unavailable pennies) in trying to keep our cars in A1 nick and you just see them as a method of making money.
BTW my 944 has more power than your 911 and would p**s on it any day you care to mention and twice on Sundays.
I might have had too much to drink tonight but I'm having a hell of a time of it [
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what is the paint code for "mint" anyway...?
TO553R according to John [
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Diver944
Active member
If it's a runner with an MOT it could be worth anything between £1000 and £5000. Impossible to say without seeing the car as all cars of this age should be valued on individul condition, history etc. Mileage has nothing to do with it and is probably tampered with anyway, so take a good look and compare with others before deciding if it really is mint
ORIGINAL: John Sims
I hate people like you with a passion....................
I might have had too much to drink tonight but I'm having a hell of a time of it [
How very ungracious of me. I had had too much to drink and I'm not having the best of mornings. Why can't "clunk, clunk fizzzzzzzzz" be quieter? [:'(]
In retrospect 996 owners need every scheme available to make money. With 996 prices plummeting their residual value is in free fall. Give it a couple of years and they will be asking if they could get a 944 as a direct swap. [
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metric_thumbs
New member
Ungracious maybe - but the sentiment I am wholeheartedly with.ORIGINAL: John Sims
How very ungracious of me. I had had too much to drink and I'm not having the best of mornings. Why can't "clunk, clunk fizzzzzzzzz" be quieter? [:'(]
In retrospect 996 owners need every scheme available to make money. With 996 prices plummeting their residual value is in free fall. Give it a couple of years and they will be asking if they could get a 944 as a direct swap. [
I joined the forum as I have just bought a 924 Carrera GT (and now realise my first post entiled 'Carrera GT purchase' attracted a lot of attention because the multitude thought I was buying a mid engined waste of money [
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The great days of Porsche 50's through 70's were when a German bloke could buy a Porsche, hack from Hamburg to Stuttgart at speed and with fun, do a little bergrennen at the week ends - stick the skis on the roof in winter and still take the Frau to diner looking smart. More likley to see a water cooler doing that than some over specc'd 997
morris944s2john
New member
You bought a 924 Carerra GT, was the car from a dealer that sold it as an "estate" sale? (not estate as in car). ??? I may have known the late owner and car.
Peter Empson
PCGB Member
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Peter
metric_thumbs
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Oh!! Thanks for the commenst about the Carrera.
A couple of details on sticky owners thread at the top the 924 forum.
The car came from a dealer - not an estate sale.
A couple of details on sticky owners thread at the top the 924 forum.
The car came from a dealer - not an estate sale.
Diver944
Active member
Oooooh you guys are in so much trouble when Veronica logs back in (I notice she hasn't been on since 21:32 last night so hasn't seen most of your replies yet, giving you ample time to edit them and duck for cover )
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