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'MIW 9432' 944 Turbo?

I don't know the car but I did see up up for auction in a different place about 3 months ago. I remember it as I was quite impressed by the colour combination. It does look tidy.
 
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New to forums, but just bought this car, over the phone (without seeing it) from the auctioneers.

So I hope it is going to be as good as they say it is, I have bought from them before, the car I bought before and still own is still going strong 3 years later.

If anyone wants to know anymore about the car just ask. I should be picking it up next week.

Thanks, Clive


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MIW you say...! As far as Im aware that was the reg for the Coleraine area for the early 90's.. A good friend of mine had a Nissan Bluebird [:'(] which aws also MIW and it was 89... Obviously the reg was transferred
 
I saw the car at the auction yesterday and it looks very clean.It was in the previous family for 5 years I think and the sunroof bag wasin the boot along with compressor etc in the rear boot pocket.It seems genuine although the enginelooked dirty(me fussy)
Enjoy it Im sure its a good car.
 
Once I get back home in it (if I do!) then sure I will post pictures and let you know about my experience! I always think with cars if you buy at the right price, you can save a lot of time and hassle searching around and ultimately end up buying something you are not happy with. If the car you buy turns out to be not as good as you expect sell it and get something else or worse case sell the parts for spares and you recover your money. With some research and luck the last 2 cars I have bought using this approach have not let me down and have cost very little in running costs.

I will sign up to the club once I get home next week.

I am looking forward to the drive home.
 
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