Do not buy this - 3.6 Turbo
Do not buy this - 3.6 Turbo
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Porsche964fp

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54 posts

180 months

Chr1sch

2,592 posts

222 months

Thursday 9th May 2013
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shame looks nice in the pictures!

Rocco1

3,091 posts

212 months

Thursday 9th May 2013
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Wondered why it was too cheap

bridey0

2,961 posts

214 months

Thursday 9th May 2013
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Recently spoke to the owner all he said was wheels were not original and one rear quarter has been replaced.

Crimp a Length!

5,697 posts

252 months

Thursday 9th May 2013
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bridey0 said:
Recently spoke to the owner all he said was wheels were not original and one rear quarter has been replaced.
I recall a few years ago looking at a 964 Turbo 3.6 which was cheap (no service history but load of receipts)
The service history i could live with as the car was 10k+ cheaper than the market place & on first impressions looked okay condition wise, albeit not to my normal standard.
Having done some digging into the car on internet forums i found the car to have been badly rolled (roof down to the seat on the passanger side!)
The car in question was been sold via a reputable classic car dealer!

So it goes to show, sites like these are invaluable and its refreshing that the genuine punters on here keep an eye out and inform possible buyers of any hidden stories.

steve singh

3,995 posts

202 months

Thursday 9th May 2013
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If something is 50k cheaper than market value then it would take an idiot not to think the lower price would be indicative of car condition...

IMI A

9,997 posts

230 months

Thursday 9th May 2013
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Everything has a price and i bet that car sells. If its not right you can restore/repair virtually anything nowadays. Have alook at Hairpins site. Same car no doubt mint and i bet they want £110k for it

zero corrosion

470 posts

217 months

Thursday 9th May 2013
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Crimp a Length! said:
bridey0 said:
Recently spoke to the owner all he said was wheels were not original and one rear quarter has been replaced.
I recall a few years ago looking at a 964 Turbo 3.6 which was cheap (no service history but load of receipts)
The service history i could live with as the car was 10k+ cheaper than the market place & on first impressions looked okay condition wise, albeit not to my normal standard.
Having done some digging into the car on internet forums i found the car to have been badly rolled (roof down to the seat on the passanger side!)
The car in question was been sold via a reputable classic car dealer!

So it goes to show, sites like these are invaluable and its refreshing that the genuine punters on here keep an eye out and inform possible buyers of any hidden stories.
Indeed..

zero corrosion

470 posts

217 months

Thursday 9th May 2013
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Just buy a straight 3.3 or a 930.
No brainer if these old single turbo's float your boat.
Wouldn't spend 38k on a lemon.

jaz4911

1 posts

160 months

Thursday 9th May 2013
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Hi All,

Just to rule out any speculation I have nothing to hide about this car. I am a genuine seller and happy to speak to any prospective buyers.

The car is not at £85k its at £38k the car was once driven daily by me and no doubt by previous owners.

I love her to bits but shes now needs an owner who will enjoy her as much as i have.

Cheers,

Jas

northandy

3,539 posts

250 months

Thursday 9th May 2013
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I'm at a bit of a loss here.

I could understand if the car was only slighty cheaper, but its advertised for roughly half a mint one maybe even less.

So a cheap car has a history and needs a bit of work?. But would still be a cheap car

BubblesNW

1,711 posts

212 months

Thursday 9th May 2013
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scratchchin

andymc

7,620 posts

236 months

Thursday 9th May 2013
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[quote=Porsche964fp]http://forums.rennlist.com/rennforums/964-forum/755522-do-not-buy-this-3-6-turbo.html[
unsure what you are trying to prove? the cars a shed but you'd buy it at your price?

Beanoir

1,327 posts

224 months

Thursday 9th May 2013
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I don's see the problem here, and this is a typical over reaction and IMO poor use of forums like this.

The car is cheap, very cheap in fact. Yes it leads to questions, but i'm not being funny, who turns up to view a car like this at that price and expects no "issues" I mean come people, are you really expecting something else?

The owner has declared the history, so whats the problem?

Lets move on.

andymc

7,620 posts

236 months

Thursday 9th May 2013
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in my opinion OP you're coming across as a tool of the highest order, you seem to scream it's a death trap but you'd still but it at your price.

AndrewMontgomery

501 posts

224 months

Friday 10th May 2013
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Beanoir said:
I don's see the problem here, and this is a typical over reaction and IMO poor use of forums like this.

The car is cheap, very cheap in fact. Yes it leads to questions, but i'm not being funny, who turns up to view a car like this at that price and expects no "issues" I mean come people, are you really expecting something else?

The owner has declared the history, so whats the problem?

Lets move on.
Pretty much this. If you see anything at half the (substantial) price of its comparators that would surely alert you to the fact that it was 'too good to be true'? That's not to say there isn't merit in flagging a dodgy car (quite the opposite). But if the car is going for a (relative) song you would obviously be wanting to make enquiries. Active concealment is another thing but if the price is that low then buyer beware.

FeelingLucky

1,183 posts

193 months

Friday 10th May 2013
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andymc]orsche964fp said:
http://forums.rennlist.com/rennforums/964-forum/75...
unsure what you are trying to prove? the cars a shed but you'd buy it at your price?
The car is CLEARLY NOT a shed, otherwise it wouldn't have made it as far as PPI.

bridey0

2,961 posts

214 months

Friday 10th May 2013
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The owner has no issue with a full Peter Morgan inspection being carried out and is keen to point out the cars faults.
Could it not be that this is a correctly priced car given its issues and that the mint examples have gotten overvalued ?
Interesting views

headlesshorseman

619 posts

235 months

Friday 10th May 2013
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i do not see the seller has done anything wrong at £38k its priced right who would expect a mint one to be that price.
this and other cars with less than perfect history have been advertised on here and elsewhere for years we all have seen this car before,its been discussed on here many times,and i am sure that anyone looking for one would have done there homework and know what the market value is so what would you expect to find for 38k

this seems like a deliberate attempt to drive the price down to 26k,this car will sell as a top car is 70-80k if it cost 20k to get this one sorted it is still cheap compared to others.
these forums are great and if somethings not right then people need to know but this is over the top we all want a bargain but there were only 80 odd rhd so the markets limited hence the stupid pricing of these 3.6t.

steve singh

3,995 posts

202 months

Friday 10th May 2013
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jaz4911 said:
Hi All,

Just to rule out any speculation I have nothing to hide about this car. I am a genuine seller and happy to speak to any prospective buyers.

The car is not at £85k its at £38k the car was once driven daily by me and no doubt by previous owners.

I love her to bits but shes now needs an owner who will enjoy her as much as i have.

Cheers,

Jas
Hi Jas,

I feel sorry for you - the guy who started the various threads is obviously a clear muppet who is bitter - it's out of order doing things like this.

He thought he would be able to have you over by purchasing £50k lower than market value and then was surprised it wasn't mint.

The guy is a joke to human kind - how stupid does one have to be to think in this day and age of the internet this would be the case?

Further where was his morals when he thought he could secure the bargain of the century and yet he lectures about honesty.

Hope your cars sells - someone will get a realistic car at a realistic price - with the right investment they can make the car mint.

Best of luck mate.

Steve Singh
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