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Carlos Harper
Original Poster
65 posts
50 months
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Vixpy1
40,863 posts
134 months
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24 Sheep, 16 Cows, 12 Chickens, 8 Goats, 4 Dogs, 2 Horses and a slightly Irate Baboon with touretts ?
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Phooey
6,102 posts
39 months
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Vixpy1 said: 24 Sheep, 16 Cows, 12 Chickens, 8 Goats, 4 Dogs, 2 Horses and a slightly Irate Baboon with touretts ? took me a little while to work that lot out, but i get it to about £55-£65k, with the Baboon
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Vixpy1
40,863 posts
134 months
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Phooey said: Vixpy1 said: 24 Sheep, 16 Cows, 12 Chickens, 8 Goats, 4 Dogs, 2 Horses and a slightly Irate Baboon with touretts ? took me a little while to work that lot out, but i get it to about £55-£65k, with the Baboon Your forgetting the Auction House's fee, in the rest of the country its money or livestock, in Norfolk.. Its your wife/sister.
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MrCooke
795 posts
65 months
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Balls to the RS, I'm having the Model T that's a lawnmower, pickup truck and seed planter all in one.
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Wild Card 911
69 posts
16 months
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I dunno about the lawn rolling Ford - wouldn´t you rather take the RS for the hedges........
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melv
4,645 posts
135 months
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Wild Card 911 said: I dunno about the lawn rolling Ford - wouldn´t you rather take the RS for the hedges........ Where's the Domster when you want him.... 
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bridey0
1,918 posts
55 months
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Carlos Harper said: cracking looking car but tricky paying up for that without an inspection. How do u know if its genuine matching numbers, not wrecked etc
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bridey0
1,918 posts
55 months
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Carlos Harper said: Actually ive seen this car. It was being advertised at a Motorhome dealer in essex for 55k. On further investigation it was an RS shell but a regular 964 engine. Well set up but it aint 55k!
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ras62
265 posts
26 months
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bridey0 said: Actually ive seen this car.
It was being advertised at a Motorhome dealer in essex for 55k.
On further investigation it was an RS shell but a regular 964 engine.
Well set up but it aint 55k! What do you mean by a regular 964 engine?
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andy_roe
33 posts
100 months
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I don't know that particular car, but the 964 RS's engines were blueprinted and had an extra 10bhp over the standard 964's.
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bridey0
1,918 posts
55 months
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ras62 said: What do you mean by a regular 964 engine? its a C2 engine but not the 'original' engine that came with the chassis. it aint matching numbers m8
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ras62
265 posts
26 months
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There is no easy way of checking the actual engine number, only the code year. Not a big deal though as there is no difference in the engine of a C2 and an RS.
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bridey0
1,918 posts
55 months
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ras62 said: There is no easy way of checking the actual engine number, only the code year. Not a big deal though as there is no difference in the engine of a C2 and an RS. i had a guy from pcgb confirm it wasnt a matching numbers car. wouldnt bother me personally either cos i bet its set up brilliantly but thats what makes these things 55k and not 25k right?
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Du1point8
14,430 posts
62 months
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ras62 said: There is no easy way of checking the actual engine number, only the code year. Not a big deal though as there is no difference in the engine of a C2 and an RS. except that don't make it an original RS then does it.
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boxsey
1,672 posts
80 months
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ras62 said: There is no easy way of checking the actual engine number, only the code year. Not a big deal though as there is no difference in the engine of a C2 and an RS. You can read the engine number easy enough Rob to check it and although I agree that a regular 964 engine is not going to have an effect on the performance, I agree with Bridey that without the original matching engine the value of an RS will be severely effected. Simply because the 964RS is firmly in the collectors/investment category these days.
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sleep envy
59,552 posts
119 months
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If that's the case I'll only give 24 Sheep, 16 Cows, 12 Chickens, 8 Goats, 4 Dogs, 2 Horses.
The slightly irate Baboon with touretts was worth the extra 10 bhp.
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bridey0
1,918 posts
55 months
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boxsey said: You can read the engine number easy enough Rob to check it and although I agree that a regular 964 engine is not going to have an effect on the performance, I agree with Bridey that without the original matching engine the value of an RS will be severely effected. Simply because the 964RS is firmly in the collectors/investment category these days. spot on. id love it still but at 25k
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ras62
265 posts
26 months
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lol, correct it is not original. Saying that any RS with a rebuilt motor or repaint is not 'origin' either.
As for checking the matching numbers I would ask how the check was done 'cos it isn't listed anywhere in the paperwork or build sticker.
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willmac
702 posts
34 months
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The photo of the car has been altered a tad when you look at the background.
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