Interesting car for an early one
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Started off at 45k & been dropping over the last year give or take.
I think it's stunning, but anything old that isn't factory is going to be a hard sell these days.
Plus you've got to ask yourself where your money would be better, a funky looking one off or a genuine rare factory car (like a supersport cab or targa etc)?
I think it's stunning, but anything old that isn't factory is going to be a hard sell these days.
Plus you've got to ask yourself where your money would be better, a funky looking one off or a genuine rare factory car (like a supersport cab or targa etc)?
http://www.jzmporsche.com/porsche-for-sale/classic...
This for example I wish I'd have bought. I missed it by 24hrs. I'd still buy it now if anyone knows the owner
This for example I wish I'd have bought. I missed it by 24hrs. I'd still buy it now if anyone knows the owner
993kimbo said:
That looks a great car. Something that Paul Stephens would have up for....£19,995? £24,995?
It had lots of work done by tuthill the add reads. Great little prospect. Cheap fun
Also I'm sure the mileage was in the 120ks so Stephens wud only sell an SC for close to 19 for a low mileage one and don't Forget they warranty the cars
Edited by 911god on Sunday 1st July 21:08
911god said:
It had lots of work done by tuthill the add reads. Great little prospect.
Cheap fun
Also I'm sure the mileage was in the 120ks so Stephens wud only sell an SC for close to 19 for a low mileage one and don't Forget they warranty the cars
lol. Cheap fun
Also I'm sure the mileage was in the 120ks so Stephens wud only sell an SC for close to 19 for a low mileage one and don't Forget they warranty the cars
Edited by 911god on Sunday 1st July 21:08
993Kimbo was nearer the mark.
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