FSI 4.0 car for sale
08-13-2021, 03:03 PM
#16
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Depending on the speaker system, I bet that can get the heart rate up too.
08-14-2021, 02:16 PM
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08-14-2021, 02:23 PM
#19
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It would fit perfectly between my 996.2 and 997.2 and would be the cab I've never had. Unfortunately I don't have a place to put it unless it stayed covered outside and I'm not selling my other 2. I have recommended this one to several people as a great car to get as their 1st 911. Very anxious to see how well the seller does.
08-14-2021, 03:20 PM
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They aren't wrong, except they leave out the part where I give them all stuff I had in the barn until it became theirs. Lol
I'd seriously consider fetching that car but I doubt his reserve is going to be low enough for me to steal it. Rightfully so too! I will be watching.
08-14-2021, 04:52 PM
#21
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38k and climbing
08-14-2021, 05:06 PM
#22
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Yea, a $13000 bid increase. There's a new Sheriff in town. 
08-14-2021, 05:54 PM
#23
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First number needs to start with a 5 or a 6 to take this one home.
08-14-2021, 06:09 PM
#24
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Starts with a 5, everyone will say the motor sold for nothing.
Starts with a 6, they'll maybe acknowledge it barely was in play.
Since a similar enough car, with higher mileage admittedly, just sold for $37k, I personally think anything over 45k is absolutely influenced by what's sitting behind the driver. Based on that arbitrary view, $60k is a ~50% return on the FSI invoice.
If I had the discretionary budget at this moment, I'd put my money where my mouth is. It co$t me nothing to say that of course. Lol
Starts with a 6, they'll maybe acknowledge it barely was in play.
Since a similar enough car, with higher mileage admittedly, just sold for $37k, I personally think anything over 45k is absolutely influenced by what's sitting behind the driver. Based on that arbitrary view, $60k is a ~50% return on the FSI invoice.
If I had the discretionary budget at this moment, I'd put my money where my mouth is. It co$t me nothing to say that of course. Lol
08-14-2021, 06:36 PM
#25
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Starts with a 5, everyone will say the motor sold for nothing.
Starts with a 6, they'll maybe acknowledge it barely was in play.
Since a similar enough car, with higher mileage admittedly, just sold for $37k, I personally think anything over 45k is absolutely influenced by what's sitting behind the driver. Based on that arbitrary view, $60k is a ~50% return on the FSI invoice.
If I had the discretionary budget at this moment, I'd put my money where my mouth is. It co$t me nothing to say that of course. Lol
Starts with a 6, they'll maybe acknowledge it barely was in play.
Since a similar enough car, with higher mileage admittedly, just sold for $37k, I personally think anything over 45k is absolutely influenced by what's sitting behind the driver. Based on that arbitrary view, $60k is a ~50% return on the FSI invoice.
If I had the discretionary budget at this moment, I'd put my money where my mouth is. It co$t me nothing to say that of course. Lol
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Snakebit (08-14-2021)
08-14-2021, 06:37 PM
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Problem is even at the current bid there is no jr help to the new owner he is on his own
so it dawned on me that when it’s time to rebuild do it and never sell it if or when the time comes
Mike
so it dawned on me that when it’s time to rebuild do it and never sell it if or when the time comes
Mike
08-14-2021, 06:38 PM
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I thought it was was a great deal too. And a nice car.
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hardtailer (08-15-2021)
08-14-2021, 07:56 PM
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Starts with a 5, everyone will say the motor sold for nothing.
Starts with a 6, they'll maybe acknowledge it barely was in play.
Since a similar enough car, with higher mileage admittedly, just sold for $37k, I personally think anything over 45k is absolutely influenced by what's sitting behind the driver. Based on that arbitrary view, $60k is a ~50% return on the FSI invoice.
If I had the discretionary budget at this moment, I'd put my money where my mouth is. It co$t me nothing to say that of course. Lol
Starts with a 6, they'll maybe acknowledge it barely was in play.
Since a similar enough car, with higher mileage admittedly, just sold for $37k, I personally think anything over 45k is absolutely influenced by what's sitting behind the driver. Based on that arbitrary view, $60k is a ~50% return on the FSI invoice.
If I had the discretionary budget at this moment, I'd put my money where my mouth is. It co$t me nothing to say that of course. Lol
If you wanted an FSI engine (Not me, wouldn't take one for free) you should probably just have him build it, for $32K or whatever he charges.
Glad FSI isn't my step dad... I'm glad you guys all think he's great - to me, he comes off as a real *** hole. I'd rather slam my dick in the door than do business with him