a fully exasperated 3.3 turbo charged V6 engine
a fully exasperated 3.3 turbo charged V6 engine
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jbl930

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1,837 posts

246 months

Friday 15th September 2006
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WTF?? "This rare porsche 911 turbo has shown 100% reliability during the 7years of my ownership" AND he thinks it's a V6? "She is completely original and in excellent condition" And has "A 4 speed gearbox enables 0-60 in approximately 3.6 seconds and is able to reach 100mph in 2nd gear" I guess it's mushroom season?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1988-PORSCHE-91

BERGS2

2,839 posts

278 months

Friday 15th September 2006
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jbl930 said:
WTF?? I guess it's mushroom season?



rofl

yes

Marquis_Rex

7,377 posts

269 months

Friday 15th September 2006
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laugh
Sounds like some of the know-it-all guys who come on PH and argue tooth and fist with the more knowledgeable!

Adam B

29,724 posts

284 months

Friday 15th September 2006
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Out of mild Friday curiosity and mischief-making, just sent buyer a question:

Hi

Looks like a nice example. You wrote 'She benefits from a fully exasperated 3.3 turbo charged V6 engine. A 4 speed gearbox enables 0-60 in approximately 3.6 seconds' so I had a few questions:

Why is the engine exasperated? You mean the engine is tired and frustrated?
You say the car is original yet has a V6. No 911 has ever had a V6 so is the engine different?
Is the engine chipped as no original 911 turbo of that engine did 0-60 anyway near as quick as that (more like 5.5 secs) unless you have had it extensively modified.

Thanks

Let's see what he comes back with

Dr S

5,146 posts

256 months

Friday 15th September 2006
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...that must have been a real car nut then...rolleyes

Adam B

29,724 posts

284 months

Friday 15th September 2006
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hmmm

"I understand what you are saying. When I was sold the car from a Porsche garage, this is what they told me. I will check with them that they are correct in saying this and do a bit of research about it myself. Thanks for questioning it."

c2look

3,858 posts

255 months

Friday 15th September 2006
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Adam B said:
hmmm
indeed!!!

RichardLW

3,587 posts

267 months

Friday 15th September 2006
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Funny that there's no bids on it too.

Surely if its fully exasperated, that means its frustrated too and likely to blow up soon on account of being pressurized....