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http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C602628
A 911 G50 super sport for only 40k, "interesting" interior ...
A 911 G50 super sport for only 40k, "interesting" interior ...
dino_jr said:
http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C602628
A 911 G50 super sport for only 40k, "interesting" interior ...
Expect to see it with 100% SCOM tax on Monday morning.A 911 G50 super sport for only 40k, "interesting" interior ...
dino_jr said:
http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C602628
A 911 G50 super sport for only 40k, "interesting" interior ...
Rare car, even rarer colour! I think that so long that its sound, ie no rust, good mechanicals, good history etcthat looks like great value. Always surprises though how many sellers don't sell on PH, I thought most car enthusiasts would know about here A 911 G50 super sport for only 40k, "interesting" interior ...
Black_mamba said:
Rare car, even rarer colour! I think that so long that its sound, ie no rust, good mechanicals, good history etcthat looks like great value. Always surprises though how many sellers don't sell on PH, I thought most car enthusiasts would know about here
Cool car. couldn't see the milage in the ad - anyone spotted it ? RSVP911 said:
Black_mamba said:
Rare car, even rarer colour! I think that so long that its sound, ie no rust, good mechanicals, good history etcthat looks like great value. Always surprises though how many sellers don't sell on PH, I thought most car enthusiasts would know about here
Cool car. couldn't see the milage in the ad - anyone spotted it ? Axel987 said:
if i could have any porsche regardless of value to smoke around in every day, it would probably be a 1970 2.2 S coupe. special, special engine.
Quite, I should have bought one when they were more affordable. The sound and dramatic power delivery of these engines is up there with the very best, not just compared to other Porsches. Pair it with the beautiful and simple looks and the whole package really makes contemporary cars look a bit ordinary and tasteless. Who knows, maybe the price will come down again. I am not holding my breath.
swimd said:
Axel987 said:
if i could have any porsche regardless of value to smoke around in every day, it would probably be a 1970 2.2 S coupe. special, special engine.
Quite, I should have bought one when they were more affordable. The sound and dramatic power delivery of these engines is up there with the very best, not just compared to other Porsches. Pair it with the beautiful and simple looks and the whole package really makes contemporary cars look a bit ordinary and tasteless. Who knows, maybe the price will come down again. I am not holding my breath.
For me it would be a Silver or Bronze 2.4s. But at the current values it isn't going to happen any time soon!
swimd said:
Quite, I should have bought one when they were more affordable.
The sound and dramatic power delivery of these engines is up there with the very best, not just compared to other Porsches. Pair it with the beautiful and simple looks and the whole package really makes contemporary cars look a bit ordinary and tasteless. Who knows, maybe the price will come down again. I am not holding my breath.
They are fine cars indeed The sound and dramatic power delivery of these engines is up there with the very best, not just compared to other Porsches. Pair it with the beautiful and simple looks and the whole package really makes contemporary cars look a bit ordinary and tasteless. Who knows, maybe the price will come down again. I am not holding my breath.
drmark said:
swimd said:
Quite, I should have bought one when they were more affordable.
The sound and dramatic power delivery of these engines is up there with the very best, not just compared to other Porsches. Pair it with the beautiful and simple looks and the whole package really makes contemporary cars look a bit ordinary and tasteless. Who knows, maybe the price will come down again. I am not holding my breath.
They are fine cars indeed The sound and dramatic power delivery of these engines is up there with the very best, not just compared to other Porsches. Pair it with the beautiful and simple looks and the whole package really makes contemporary cars look a bit ordinary and tasteless. Who knows, maybe the price will come down again. I am not holding my breath.
drmark said:
swimd said:
Quite, I should have bought one when they were more affordable.
The sound and dramatic power delivery of these engines is up there with the very best, not just compared to other Porsches. Pair it with the beautiful and simple looks and the whole package really makes contemporary cars look a bit ordinary and tasteless. Who knows, maybe the price will come down again. I am not holding my breath.
They are fine cars indeed The sound and dramatic power delivery of these engines is up there with the very best, not just compared to other Porsches. Pair it with the beautiful and simple looks and the whole package really makes contemporary cars look a bit ordinary and tasteless. Who knows, maybe the price will come down again. I am not holding my breath.
Sorry not keen on the strange coloured Supersport, not my cup of tea.
mollytherocker said:
I would sell my house before that.
As they say, you can live in a car but you can't drive a house. drmark said:
They are fine cars indeed
Beautiful. I'll take mine in this silver metallic (original colour? must have been extremely rare back then!) or a creamy white. I'll even take it in sepia brown with sportomatic.To me this is the prettiest Porsche to look at - plenty chrome and the iconic fuchs wheels to give it the right "stance". Elegant and timeless.
I'm afraid good ones will end up selling for millions at some point, no matter how many they built.
I should sell my house.
The older aircooled market seems to be cooling off, lots of overpriced cars hanging around at the usual dstealers.
Take an old 3.2 Carrera with 915 box throw lots of money at it and you get a £120k Porsche 911 RSR Evocation (1985)!
Take an old 3.2 Carrera with 915 box throw lots of money at it and you get a £120k Porsche 911 RSR Evocation (1985)!
g7jhp said:
The older aircooled market seems to be cooling off, lots of overpriced cars hanging around at the usual dstealers.
Take an old 3.2 Carrera with 915 box throw lots of money at it and you get a £120k Porsche 911 RSR Evocation (1985)!
FWIW I've seen that car...and it is immense. Amazing build done to the highest standards. Take an old 3.2 Carrera with 915 box throw lots of money at it and you get a £120k Porsche 911 RSR Evocation (1985)!
That would have cost almost that to build and if someone is looking for that 'type of car'...it is one of the best out there.
MrVert said:
FWIW I've seen that car...and it is immense. Amazing build done to the highest standards.
That would have cost almost that to build and if someone is looking for that 'type of car'...it is one of the best out there.
People build these 'personally projects' but then get board with the car once it's finished and doesn't live up to their expectations. They then expect to be able to recoup their outlay.That would have cost almost that to build and if someone is looking for that 'type of car'...it is one of the best out there.
In my experience only you stray from standard you usually end up losing money.
PS hoping to find the 'cash rich, time poor, must have buyer'!
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