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I think I might be able to afford the premium, if someone else can come up with the rest!

Great spec/miles/history on your CS - must be one of the most valuable around! It sounds like you have a fine array of vehicles anyway - more than is strictly necessary - and it must be a lot to look after. Being the nice guy that I am, I will be happy to help you give them all a run out some time. No, really, its not too much trouble.....
 
Here's mine,
An action shot at Oulton Park.

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and one at rest before the photoshoot for 911.

Are all you guys coming to the front engined day at the club HQ on 4th April.
There is already a thread on my forum specifically for the 968s,
front engined day

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Ferrari355spider,
I note your car is 1993 Club Sport but with most of the luxuries added, interestingly this is why the Sport was introduced in January 1994, because people wanted the great handling of the CS but also the toys as well.
So there will be a few early 968 CSs about with this sort of spec, because people didn't want to wait.
I wonder if the dealer told the original buyer that if he waits a few months the Sport will come out with most of the items as standard, or whether he let him go ahead and place the order without mentioning it. One I came across a couple of days ago was registered in August 1993. Maybe the original buyer just wanted to have it with the brand new reg. so didn't want to wait. What month was yours registered.
 
ORIGINAL: K300

Ferrari355spider,
I note your car is 1993 Club Sport but with most of the luxuries added, interestingly this is why the Sport was introduced in January 1994, because people wanted the great handling of the CS but also the toys as well.
So there will be a few early 968 CSs about with this sort of spec, because people didn't want to wait.
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I've seen a few like this too... am I right in thinking you couldn't get a Sport with the Recaro buckets? Maybe this would explain the phenomenon of the 'fully loaded' CS?
 
1st post here, im usually on 968.net
94M black 968 Sport 76k miles in surrey

O/T anyone know of any Sport with the M030 pack and/or LSD option?
 
968_sport

good to have you on this site.

are you looking to buy another car? or is it that your Sport has MO30 & lsd? please clarify.

all the best


paul
 
John

My head hurts - I need an acountant!. I now make it 14 owners with photos posted and 4 more without photos .

Paul
 
John

Now you made me doublecheck it !! [:D][:D] Actually it is 14+4=18 in total, correct total but wrong build up.

Paul
 
thanks for the welcome paul, my car is non M030 but im just curious as to whether any one has come across a Sport with it, there seem to be a few sport owners here in addition to the guys who frequent 968.net
 
Its 19 now boys [:D]

Pickup my new beasty next weekend a CS in Maritime Blue, but don't tell Glenn [;)]

Mike

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Too late Mike...you can't hide that easy!!!

Well done mate, so you've bought Phils car!

When did you buy it?
 
ORIGINAL: mikeh

Its 19 now boys [:D]

Pickup my new beasty next weekend a CS in Maritime Blue, but don't tell Glenn [;)]

Mike

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Congrats mike welcome to the wonderful world of 968 ownership. Cool colour, it looks great, tell us all about it.

Del.
 
Welcome Stephen, and well done MikeH ... at last!

So we're all going to "Frontrunner" then on April 4th? Should be quite a convoy!

John H
 
Stephen,

What a cracker! I'd be interested how you got the car to be THAT shiny. It's finish appears mirror-like.

Cheers,
 
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