For sale: 95 C2 coupe and 97C2 coupe
04-05-2015, 01:58 PM
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For sale: 95 C2 coupe and 97C2 coupe
As the title says, they're for sale. Read the description in my signature below and search my username for threads containing pics. Too lazy to post any more info.
Bottom line price: $109,993 for either. Oh ya, the SC is on the block too....$49,911.
Been away for a while, hi everyone!
Bottom line price: $109,993 for either. Oh ya, the SC is on the block too....$49,911.
Been away for a while, hi everyone!
04-05-2015, 02:57 PM
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Tongue in cheek.
My commentary on the aircooled 911 market really. Years ago this forum was more about enjoying these special cars. Modding them in subtle ways to improve on an already great base. Threads on maintenance and trouble shooting problems both inherent in design and age related. Road trip stories were a personal favourite.
Times have changed and that's fine. Just seems like the first thing anyone talks about these days is prices unfortunately. When they get too valueable, they become more of a worry than an enjoyment.....at least for those of us with more modest means.
So is this for real? Well if someone wants to pay my prices then he'll ya!
My commentary on the aircooled 911 market really. Years ago this forum was more about enjoying these special cars. Modding them in subtle ways to improve on an already great base. Threads on maintenance and trouble shooting problems both inherent in design and age related. Road trip stories were a personal favourite.
Times have changed and that's fine. Just seems like the first thing anyone talks about these days is prices unfortunately. When they get too valueable, they become more of a worry than an enjoyment.....at least for those of us with more modest means.
So is this for real? Well if someone wants to pay my prices then he'll ya!
04-05-2015, 02:59 PM
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Tongue in cheek.
My commentary on the aircooled 911 market really. Years ago this forum was more about enjoying these special cars. Modding them in subtle ways to improve on an already great base. Threads on maintenance and trouble shooting problems both inherent in design and age related. Road trip stories were a personal favourite.
Times have changed and that's fine. Just seems like the first thing anyone talks about these days is prices unfortunately. When they get too valueable, they become more of a worry than an enjoyment.....at least for those of us with more modest means.
My commentary on the aircooled 911 market really. Years ago this forum was more about enjoying these special cars. Modding them in subtle ways to improve on an already great base. Threads on maintenance and trouble shooting problems both inherent in design and age related. Road trip stories were a personal favourite.
Times have changed and that's fine. Just seems like the first thing anyone talks about these days is prices unfortunately. When they get too valueable, they become more of a worry than an enjoyment.....at least for those of us with more modest means.
Hear, hear!
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04-05-2015, 06:35 PM
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Having been a motorsports enthusiast since a young age, I've noticed over the years that in most genres, people come and go. Some stay around for a long time. Some are temporary.
I can't help but personally feel that folks that seem so concerned with pricing fall more into the temporary category. I tend to dismiss their posts.
Who gives a **** - drive the F'n car will you, that's what it's meant for.
(Insert sound of can of worms opening).
But, that is what a forum is all about, all types of people coming together with a common theme, yet with different ideas and opinions. None more valuable than another, except to that individual.
Some are racers, some are drivers, some are collectors, some are mechanics and others just seem to like to complain. That is what makes for interesting reading.
We certainly are all opinionated!
I'm just disappointed with the negativity that seems more frequent.
Mom always said if you can't say anything nice about someone then don't say anything at all. She was a wise woman.
Time for a cold beverage.
That is my opinion.
Best Regards,
.
04-05-2015, 07:29 PM
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GLWS'S Tim, and rest assured that if you do successfully come into almost 270 LARGE....were here to help you spend it. Probably should plan on flying a few of us in...1st class naturally, to provide the appropriate entourage.
That should help you replicate the true Porsche buying experience YOU deserve.
you have my personal contact info, right?
That should help you replicate the true Porsche buying experience YOU deserve.
you have my personal contact info, right?
04-05-2015, 07:35 PM
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04-05-2015, 08:16 PM
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As the title says, they're for sale. Read the description in my signature below and search my username for threads containing pics. Too lazy to post any more info.
Bottom line price: $109,993 for either. Oh ya, the SC is on the block too....$49,911.
Been away for a while, hi everyone!
Bottom line price: $109,993 for either. Oh ya, the SC is on the block too....$49,911.
Been away for a while, hi everyone!
no tongues, no cheeks.