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As another data point, this looks lower mileage (just), higher spec, replacement clutch and tyres and up for less money:
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2017...
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2017...
Whatty said:
Not to barge in but that's a sloppy effort at selling a car. Sparse text, plus zero effort in the picture department.
Nothing puts me off more than the random car park snap plus the soapy-suds-just-washed driveway shot.
IMHO.
Not to mention spelling Boxster wrong in the auction title Nothing puts me off more than the random car park snap plus the soapy-suds-just-washed driveway shot.
IMHO.
jonny996 said:
Are these Boxsters really £520 per year on road tax
Yes, "these" 2.7 Boxsters really are £520 per yearA 2.7 manual on 18" wheels, pushed the CO2 to 229g/km, so if registered after 23rd April, just over the 225g/km threshold, and £520
Mine was registered 10 days after the threshold date :-(
But still worth every penny...
My poverty 986 (2000) resting after her recent euro trip (more than 900miles, not sure? did not check my clock as usual)
Luxembourg - > Strasbourg - > Notre Dame du Haut
(Hoenheim Gare by Zaha Hadid)
Some local french porker in Strasbourg
What a trip...had a chance to drive Audi A1 (1.4) too, fantastic car -suprisingly- but nothing replaces flat 6 hooliganism...
Well the cost of the trip so far, was left rear indicator light. Something like 15.00 GBP ? (not too bad so far but one never knows )
Would love to do another one in Germany soon which might follow;
Wolfsburg (VW) -> Leipzig (BMW) -> Stuttgart (Porsche)
Luxembourg - > Strasbourg - > Notre Dame du Haut
(Hoenheim Gare by Zaha Hadid)
Some local french porker in Strasbourg
What a trip...had a chance to drive Audi A1 (1.4) too, fantastic car -suprisingly- but nothing replaces flat 6 hooliganism...
Well the cost of the trip so far, was left rear indicator light. Something like 15.00 GBP ? (not too bad so far but one never knows )
Would love to do another one in Germany soon which might follow;
Wolfsburg (VW) -> Leipzig (BMW) -> Stuttgart (Porsche)
There's also this. Shares in a brave pill manufacturer recommended.
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2017...
Suspect it'll 'only' need heads. But at that mileage, may benefit from a proper rebuild, suspension, clutch, etc...
In which case, you may as well buy something like this: http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2017...
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2017...
Suspect it'll 'only' need heads. But at that mileage, may benefit from a proper rebuild, suspension, clutch, etc...
In which case, you may as well buy something like this: http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2017...
Rosewood Red said:
In which case, you may as well buy something like this: http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2017...
Holy moly that looks bloody lovely. Which brings me nicely to - I trust you have all seen Jethro Bovingdons personal 996 on YouTube? It's just like that, ropey old 996 with aero kit, noisy exhaust, sorted suspension, stone chips galore and some nice wheels. Perfect.
I actually really, really, really like that one you've linked to!
snotrag said:
Which brings me nicely to - I trust you have all seen Jethro Bovingdons personal 996 on YouTube? It's just like that, ropey old 996 with aero kit, noisy exhaust, sorted suspension, stone chips galore and some nice wheels. Perfect.
I'll have to check that out. That sounds like my sort of car and reminds me of poppobangbang's 996. Stone chips are cool.These cars are meant to be driven, not sit in the garage! Spotted a set of 18" 964 Turbo split rims on the bay recently that'd look quite cool - but they were well over a grand!I love zenith blue. Early 3.4 with dual row IMSB and ferrous pistons, GT3 kit and IMO the nicest period-correct wheels. Alas, don't have the money or the space. And I'm supposed to be seeing a mortgare advisor next week.
My neck of the woods as well, I have to agree it looks like perfect spec 996 for me. Damn I wish you guys hadn't of linked that its going to nag away in the back of my mind now. I am also saving against the house and I think the mrs would brain me if we bought yet another car (4 between 2 of us one of which has only been driven twice in 2 years, gulp).
Rosewood Red said:
There's also this. Shares in a brave pill manufacturer recommended.
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2017...
Suspect it'll 'only' need heads. But at that mileage, may benefit from a proper rebuild, suspension, clutch, etc...
In which case, you may as well buy something like this: http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2017...
That 996 is esquisite! The early 996 has really come of age and look so much better now than when they first appeared.http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2017...
Suspect it'll 'only' need heads. But at that mileage, may benefit from a proper rebuild, suspension, clutch, etc...
In which case, you may as well buy something like this: http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2017...
Love it, Snotrag!
https://drivetribe.com/p/WKW6lwqvQVujooTSvGoBdw?ii...
https://drivetribe.com/p/SLejabkeQpWnBLcPxO8ZhQ?ii...
Will have to experience a 996 at some point. However, for now, I'm really tempted by the exhaust bypass mod on my 986...
I know Jethro's has much more than that on the exhaust front, but I'm now convinced I need a louder exhaust in my life.
https://drivetribe.com/p/WKW6lwqvQVujooTSvGoBdw?ii...
https://drivetribe.com/p/SLejabkeQpWnBLcPxO8ZhQ?ii...
Will have to experience a 996 at some point. However, for now, I'm really tempted by the exhaust bypass mod on my 986...
I know Jethro's has much more than that on the exhaust front, but I'm now convinced I need a louder exhaust in my life.
snotrag said:
Holy moly that looks bloody lovely.
Which brings me nicely to - I trust you have all seen Jethro Bovingdons personal 996 on YouTube? It's just like that, ropey old 996 with aero kit, noisy exhaust, sorted suspension, stone chips galore and some nice wheels. Perfect.
I actually really, really, really like that one you've linked to!
Ropey old 996 that was poppopbangbang's previous car - don't believe it was 'ropey' at all, Jethro says he got the paint sorted, so I suspect it's really rather nice now.Which brings me nicely to - I trust you have all seen Jethro Bovingdons personal 996 on YouTube? It's just like that, ropey old 996 with aero kit, noisy exhaust, sorted suspension, stone chips galore and some nice wheels. Perfect.
I actually really, really, really like that one you've linked to!
To play devil's advocate, I would be really careful with the blue 996. It does look like the owner has done very low-miles, and if it did only cover OPC every two year oil change and similar inadequate servicing suggestions, might be an expensive job on top of the nearly 20k asking price.
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