Good looking 964 C4 example for sale
Good looking 964 C4 example for sale
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fastgerman

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Wednesday 15th July 2015
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I have nothing to do with the car or dealer, but there is a very nice looking 964 C4 at 4 star classics for sale.

Surprised this hasn't been snapped up yet at £35k

http://www.4starclassics.com/porsche-964-carrera-f...


g7jhp

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267 months

Wednesday 15th July 2015
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Early 1989 C4, in Guards Red with Black leather piped red very period!

porkey

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201 months

Wednesday 15th July 2015
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Must be pretty rare to still have it's original paint. There can't be many left that haven't been painted.
A C4 just doesn't drive as well a C2 though. Nice car all the same.

fastgerman

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Wednesday 15th July 2015
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I was under the impression (back when I was considering a 993 C2S or 964) that you just had to change the suspension in either a C2 or C4 964?

Bilstein + H&R / Eibach from memory and it would be a far nicer drive than a standard C2 or RS.

The 964 is a beautiful design. Won't be many left after all the Singer donors :-).

porkey

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Wednesday 15th July 2015
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fastgerman said:
I was under the impression (back when I was considering a 993 C2S or 964) that you just had to change the suspension in either a C2 or C4 964?

Bilstein + H&R / Eibach from memory and it would be a far nicer drive than a standard C2 or RS.

The 964 is a beautiful design. Won't be many left after all the Singer donors :-).
Not really.
A C4 just feels a bit less nimble. They understeer a bit more than a C2 and are a tad slower.
I had one for 3 years and a mate of mine had a C2 at the same time.
Driving them both back to back there is quite a difference between the way they feel.