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Sell newish, buy oldish? Thoughts please

Not really - but in those price brackets I am thinking that you'll be getting a late turbo (250bhp) which is LSD equipped. Both my turbos have an LSD. There is access to well known and very reasonable folk in central Scotland for servicing, parts and repair. You would be pleasantly surprised. I'd advise you to consider an S2, Turbo or 968 if looking for something older but still with sensible running costs.
 
If you look at the latest edition of Practical Classics magazine, all cars in the 944 turbo range are dropping in price apart from the Turbo and Turbo cabs. Says something about the value of turbos I think, I have not been offered one for scrap since before Christmas. I think the market has bottomed out for them.
Rich, I currently have a 944 Turbo cab in red getting a fair amount of work done on it which I think the owner will be selling in the near future if interested. Very solid car on a J plate in red. These and Turbo S cars are the ones to have in my opinion as they were both very limited in numbers when sold and look at all the other limited market cars now like RS 911s. They will have there day.
Alasdair
 
Buy the best 3.2 you can afford. You will love it, try & get the later G50 g/box model avoid Turbos (keep it simple). With prices of 356s getting mental these will be the next major mover and If anyone has one for sale give me a call (must be spot on, full history etc)................keep the faith
 
My friend is selling this 911 Turbo, very nice car with very low miles. Goes very well and 100 percent original.
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/3775164.htm
Alasdair
 
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