Part ex 911 for a Chim or Tuscan?

[cjb1]

I have a very nice 1988 911 3.2 Carrera Sport Coupé I might p/ex for a Chimaera or Tuscan plus cash, anyone on here interested?

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[cjb1]

450 or 500 Chimaera or 4.0ltr Tuscan.

[bluezeeland]

..no, txs !

[portzi]

good luck with the sale, as it looks a good example in fine condition. But this is not a criticism as its a 1988 model, but I feel it does look slightly dated? The early griffs around 1990 previewed at the motor show and started production in 92 still do not look outdated on the roads , especially with the headlamp upgrade.

[domV8]

Love these.
Tempting, but think put to much time and effort into mine to let it go now...

Good luck with the car :-)

Dom

[phazed]

So, what's the Porsche worth, (asks he with a spare chim)?

[cjb1]

phazed said:

So, what's the Porsche worth, (asks he with a spare chim)?

I emailed you to save getting the trolls involved.

[cjb1]

portzi said:

good luck with the sale, as it looks a good example in fine condition. But this is not a criticism as its a 1988 model, but I feel it does look slightly dated? The early griffs around 1990 previewed at the motor show and started production in 92 still do not look outdated on the roads , especially with the headlamp upgrade.

Thanks for your comments, much appreciated. What you must remember is that the 3.2 is an older car, now considered a classic, it's growing old gracefully not trying to keep up with the new kids in the looks department, again thank you for your interest.

[cjb1]

domV8 said:

Love these.
Tempting, but think put to much time and effort into mine to let it go now...

Good luck with the car :-)

Dom

Thanks DomV8

[DIB350]

I have to say that this to me is the classic 911 shape. Doesn't need to look contemporary, it's a classic and that's why they are so desirable.

[portzi]

cjb1 said:

portzi said:

good luck with the sale, as it looks a good example in fine condition. But this is not a criticism as its a 1988 model, but I feel it does look slightly dated? The early griffs around 1990 previewed at the motor show and started production in 92 still do not look outdated on the roads , especially with the headlamp upgrade.

Thanks for your comments, much appreciated. What you must remember is that the 3.2 is an older car, now considered a classic, it's growing old gracefully not trying to keep up with the new kids in the looks department, again thank you for your interest.

Good luck Cliff, if and when you decide to take the plunge into tvr ownership .

Mark

[N7GTX]

DIB350 said:

I have to say that this to me is the classic 911 shape. Doesn't need to look contemporary, it's a classic and that's why they are so desirable.

Absolutely

[jamieduff1981]

N7GTX said:

DIB350 said:

I have to say that this to me is the classic 911 shape. Doesn't need to look contemporary, it's a classic and that's why they are so desirable.

Absolutely

Agreed. I apply the same logic to TVRs to be honest. The urge to bring cars of a time period "up to date" by changing features just doesn't appeal - it more suggests that one has bought the wrong car!

[900T-R]

jamieduff1981 said:

Agreed. I apply the same logic to TVRs to be honest. The urge to bring cars of a time period "up to date" by changing features just doesn't appeal - it more suggests that one has bought the wrong car!

And in 10 years time, someone will pay good money to undo the 'updating'... (well, every cloud has a silver lining ).

[PGNCerbera]

cjb1 said:

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Gorgeous car you have........if I were you I'd look to a Tuscan.....good luck with the swap/hunt