what is an 'early' 3.4 996?
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ATM said:
ferrisbueller said:
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201...
98, C2, man, 135k, £9995.
Current owner for ten years and just spent £3.5k on it but it's a casualty of divorce.
He didn't get much for his 3500 did he?98, C2, man, 135k, £9995.
Current owner for ten years and just spent £3.5k on it but it's a casualty of divorce.
Slippydiff said:
CocoUK said:
Appreciate the link.
I just wanted to add that 80's whale tailed 911's were Turbo's not Carrera's. The wing that's your thing on a 996 Carrera is an aero wing.
I love the aero kit - but only on a GT3.
I prefer a Carrera to look like a Carrera, it is its own look in the line-up.
The 911 SC and 3.2 Carrera were available with an optional factory fit "Sport package" kit which comprised the whaletail, a front lip, lower stiffer suspension and wider, larger diameter wheels. A beard will be along soon to give you the finer details (as they probably ordered a car in this very spec back in the 70's/80's ...)I just wanted to add that 80's whale tailed 911's were Turbo's not Carrera's. The wing that's your thing on a 996 Carrera is an aero wing.
I love the aero kit - but only on a GT3.
I prefer a Carrera to look like a Carrera, it is its own look in the line-up.
Edit to add preliminary beardage here : https://www.impactbumpers.com/forum/index.php?/top...
Edited by Slippydiff on Monday 9th September 19:49
Now, where's me socks and sandals...
roca1976 said:
Yellow aerokit
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/49121537...
Flippin heck Roca, I have been looking at this thing all day at work and have got chuff all done. With a bit of budget creep (£5000) It could be mine. I can make up the difference as I have just sold my TR3 but not sure I can persuade myself to go all in on such a nice car as my first step into 996 ownership https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/49121537...
You could look at it as asset transfer, how much did the classic cars you sold actually owe you? That will be the actual cost of the 996. Man math at it's best
If he didn't get 23k when the market was buoyant he might need to adjust the price, unless he doesn't really need to sell it in which case you need to dig deep!
If he didn't get 23k when the market was buoyant he might need to adjust the price, unless he doesn't really need to sell it in which case you need to dig deep!
ferrisbueller said:
ATM said:
ferrisbueller said:
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201...
98, C2, man, 135k, £9995.
Current owner for ten years and just spent £3.5k on it but it's a casualty of divorce.
He didn't get much for his 3500 did he?98, C2, man, 135k, £9995.
Current owner for ten years and just spent £3.5k on it but it's a casualty of divorce.
theAdvert said:
£3.5K spent August 2019 on new manifolds, cats & battery.
ATM said:
ferrisbueller said:
ATM said:
ferrisbueller said:
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201...
98, C2, man, 135k, £9995.
Current owner for ten years and just spent £3.5k on it but it's a casualty of divorce.
He didn't get much for his 3500 did he?98, C2, man, 135k, £9995.
Current owner for ten years and just spent £3.5k on it but it's a casualty of divorce.
theAdvert said:
£3.5K spent August 2019 on new manifolds, cats & battery.
Fast Bug said:
Depends how many of the manifold studs broken and the labour to remove broken studs. That could be a big chunk of the bill
I suppose if a blind person had tried to drill the manifold studs out without using a jig he could have mullered the heads.
Maybe thats why it was £3500.
But $350 for the stomski jig and say worst case 2 days labour drilling them all out doesn't add up to £3500.
What price are genuine new manifolds and cats from OPC...?
Maybe thats why it was £3500.
But $350 for the stomski jig and say worst case 2 days labour drilling them all out doesn't add up to £3500.
What price are genuine new manifolds and cats from OPC...?
was8v said:
I suppose if a blind person had tried to drill the manifold studs out without using a jig he could have mullered the heads.
Maybe thats why it was £3500.
But $350 for the stomski jig and say worst case 2 days labour drilling them all out doesn't add up to £3500.
What price are genuine new manifolds and cats from OPC...?
Surely no one would be buying new manifolds but cats maybe I can see someone crazy doing that but i wouldn't personally. Maybe thats why it was £3500.
But $350 for the stomski jig and say worst case 2 days labour drilling them all out doesn't add up to £3500.
What price are genuine new manifolds and cats from OPC...?
nunpuncher said:
He's probably just told the soon to be ex that's what it cost. My guess is a mates hidding the money for him.
The thing is divorce or not why sell cheap. Ok she will probably get half of the money but still you really need to be crazy angry with your x if you're willing to give away a car cheap to minimise her share. I'd be trying to sell for cash and pocketing it so there is no audit trail.Gassing Station | 911/Carrera GT | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff