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wanting to buy 924/944 need help?!

ORIGINAL: Pete_Porsche

yes Helen spot on. I only said avtar as its the only word I know to describe that bit!

Looks like Gordon is in there........

seriously though I am after a £1500ish car. Its looking like a mates Merc at the moment but I'd rather a Porsche. My newish leased Merc goes back in Feb and I need a cheap runabout.
pete if you can go to £2,500 then theres my 924S. loads of picture of it in Ausgust 2010, 911 Porsche World pages 77-84

few pictured on my fliker site http://www.flickr.com/photos/helengoff/sets/72157623805337931/


and these are of the 944S2 http://www.flickr.com/photos/helengoff/sets/72157623897898935/.
all these 944S2 picture were taken just after i bought the car. we have since tidied it up quite alot. i will take some new pictures tomorrow and add to this fliker page.
 
Gordon
If you are considering buying Helens car all i can say is she is a straight person and well known to people in the club If you decide to go for the car there is a specialist in Shotts called Motortune who would look over the car at the same time ,I think it sound's like a great buy I am also a member of Tipec and the guys here will give you all the advise as to service parts etc not much they dont know about older cars as 50% have 944/924 .
Pete
I have a 2001 CLK Elegance 49k miles Full MB service history Auto . Silver. petrol. AMG style wheels and new tyres and in showroom condition was fully refurbed in 2009 under MB paint warranty wanting a bit more than you possibly have budgeted for £3995 looks like a 10k car
Brian
Glasgow
 
Never thought about buying a 924s but yours is very tempting..... fancy posting more info re mileage, mot, service history & belts? I have the copy of the mag and remember the article from a few months ago. It's a pity you have decided to sell.
 
it cost nothing to come and look I am in East -Kilbride You will not be disappointed it is stunning if you want a couple of photos give me your details .
 
Gordon I can tell you now, you are never going to find another offer like this, average S2's go for twice that amount, and if you are able to do the fuel lines yourself you could save a bit there.
Put it this way, I wish my name was Gordon and I was a student right now LOL
 
a generous offer for the S2 but i think insurance will kill it for a student. tbh when i was that age i was more than happy with a fiat punto.

as an aside are you living in a flat? parking a shiny 944 in the street is going to get the wrong kind of attention. ive had wing mirrors knocked off, sunroof smashed and a variety of dings and scratches, friends honda prelude got the same. until I moved to the suburbs it was a constant source of stress to own a car in the city.
 
In my day,it was an A35 van,although I was lucky enough to have an A30 4-door saloon with go faster red stripes & Peco exhaust.
 

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