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pumper1 said:
Nurburgsingh said:
How was the first customer car allowed to be a comfy seat non CS spec????
Why not !!! it is what the customer wanted. Not everyone is up for CSI get it’s everyone’s choice, it’s just a bit anticlimactic in my eyes.
av185 said:
Agree entirely Taff but as history proves time and time again there are always those who are prepared to pay whatever the going market rate is no matter how high a price ££ at the time in order to secure the latest shiny trinket.......
I mean obviously people are prepared to pay the going market rate, that's the definition of the going market rate.CloudStuff said:
Gen 2 price nuttiness continues unabated. Just shy of 150k for a low miler:
https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/2018-porsche-9...
Gen 2 must be in demand. This came through on my OPC yesterday. https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/2018-porsche-9...
https://finder.porsche.com/gb/en_GB/911-GT3-329671
Martin JT said:
CloudStuff said:
Gen 2 price nuttiness continues unabated. Just shy of 150k for a low miler:
https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/2018-porsche-9...
Gen 2 must be in demand. This came through on my OPC yesterday. https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/2018-porsche-9...
https://finder.porsche.com/gb/en_GB/911-GT3-329671
Saw this at the track on Friday - sounded great. There was also a 992 Turbo S, a 996 GT3, a 991 Cup and a 991 GT3 R (I think anyway, I was more focused on getting out of the way) on track. Guess some people still use their cars (although some of them might also have been driving in Boss GP, so I suspect a little depreciation on a Porsche is less of a concern).
hunter 66 said:
Had a 64 RS , loved it and did about 60 k miles in it over 7 years .....mega little car ... even slept in it a few times ...but we will not go there .
You need to invest in a Motorhome Peter. Just make sure its bigger than Yellow's just to make him jealous.Talking about well driven special Porsches look what i spotted in the classifieds.
https://www.pistonheads.com/buy/listing/11392952
What an amazing history.
Taffy66 said:
hunter 66 said:
Had a 64 RS , loved it and did about 60 k miles in it over 7 years .....mega little car ... even slept in it a few times ...but we will not go there .
You need to invest in a Motorhome Peter. Just make sure its bigger than Yellow's just to make him jealous.Talking about well driven special Porsches look what i spotted in the classifieds.
https://www.pistonheads.com/buy/listing/11392952
What an amazing history.
I have just researched a gt3rs in japan for a friend,front Tub chassis number different to the Rear tub production number!!walked away,no ran away.As hunter says all that is about the model history not the actual car.
Sounds like your high mileage,well spanked gt3rs hunter is on the scrap heap with all the boring new era gt owners Who only want to talk about price,value,overs etc
hunter 66 said:
Haha , yes done a mad 13 k miles now , so worthless as been run in ...
There were four RS WP cars on track at Anglesey a week ago (including mine). At least three of them were still still with their original owners, i never met the fourth owner. Mike's GT Silver car was on 12k miles so well used and mine still on 3k which is by my own admission pathetic. Hope to get on quite a few track days this year if i can find some which aren't fully booked.Looking forward to see some 992GT3s on track in 2021.
Twinfan said:
av185 said:
Agree entirely Taff but as history proves time and time again there are always those who are prepared to pay whatever the going market rate is no matter how high a price ££ at the time in order to secure the latest shiny trinket.......
They're not very shiny in army drab green or dog's cock purple! ChrisW. said:
Twinfan said:
av185 said:
Agree entirely Taff but as history proves time and time again there are always those who are prepared to pay whatever the going market rate is no matter how high a price ££ at the time in order to secure the latest shiny trinket.......
They're not very shiny in army drab green or dog's cock purple! Jeweller70 said:
I purchased the 996 RS from the advert, they had no idea what they had!
Very genuine car with a great history. Recommisioned and will be testing in June. I already habe a 996 RSR so makes a nice pair
Last Manual 911 race car, a very special thing
Great news,join me and hunter then,just get all the alloy subframes crack tested,prone to cracks where they mount.Very genuine car with a great history. Recommisioned and will be testing in June. I already habe a 996 RSR so makes a nice pair
Last Manual 911 race car, a very special thing
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