Dare I post a values thread !!! but wtf...
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Porsche911R said:
What an ignorant numpkin..No PCCBs or the best resale colour and at least £50K over its true value..This's guy's living in fantasy land and i'm not referring to MrD here..
Porsche911R said:
jcosh said:
Admins - close this nonsense thread!
Why oh why do we need another thread on values of GT3’s. I’d suggest it’s another attempt by the author or talk up prices of manual GT3’s.
lol really, it's a fun thread, any one taking this serious are suckers.Why oh why do we need another thread on values of GT3’s. I’d suggest it’s another attempt by the author or talk up prices of manual GT3’s.
It's tragic that the author (who is a self exclaimed expect on all things Porsche) only really seems interested in the value of his car and talking it up at any opportunity. Have you actually done anything interesting with your GT3 this year, a track day maybe or a great road trip possibly? If so, tell us more.
If you're interested, in my GT4, I have in the last 6 months driven (from down south) to Scotland and back and done all of the NC500 and more, done a track day at Silverstone and Goodwood, just back from a week in the Pyrenees (drove there and back) and I'm off to Spa in a few weeks.
If you're interested, in my GT4, I have in the last 6 months driven (from down south) to Scotland and back and done all of the NC500 and more, done a track day at Silverstone and Goodwood, just back from a week in the Pyrenees (drove there and back) and I'm off to Spa in a few weeks.
jcosh said:
It's tragic that the author (who is a self exclaimed expect on all things Porsche) only really seems interested in the value of his car and talking it up at any opportunity. Have you actually done anything interesting with your GT3 this year, a track day maybe or a great road trip possibly? If so, tell us more.
If you're interested, in my GT4, I have in the last 6 months driven (from down south) to Scotland and back and done all of the NC500 and more, done a track day at Silverstone and Goodwood, just back from a week in the Pyrenees (drove there and back) and I'm off to Spa in a few weeks.
Well done!If you're interested, in my GT4, I have in the last 6 months driven (from down south) to Scotland and back and done all of the NC500 and more, done a track day at Silverstone and Goodwood, just back from a week in the Pyrenees (drove there and back) and I'm off to Spa in a few weeks.
CGT this year Silverstone, Donington, Zandvoort and 2000 mile trip round the Alps with 18 other Porsche’s.
Driving not prolific banal posting is the key.
jcosh said:
It's tragic that the author (who is a self exclaimed expect on all things Porsche) only really seems interested in the value of his car and talking it up at any opportunity. Have you actually done anything interesting with your GT3 this year, a track day maybe or a great road trip possibly? If so, tell us more.
If you're interested, in my GT4, I have in the last 6 months driven (from down south) to Scotland and back and done all of the NC500 and more, done a track day at Silverstone and Goodwood, just back from a week in the Pyrenees (drove there and back) and I'm off to Spa in a few weeks.
You drove to Scotland!If you're interested, in my GT4, I have in the last 6 months driven (from down south) to Scotland and back and done all of the NC500 and more, done a track day at Silverstone and Goodwood, just back from a week in the Pyrenees (drove there and back) and I'm off to Spa in a few weeks.
Didn't you know that the roads there are made of kryptonite and that your car will now slowly dissolve on the driveway of your house.
You'll be telling us next that you've booked a ferry to Ireland for a road trip (everyone knows your car will convert itself to left hand drive in the hotel car park on your first overnight stay).
If this confuses you, see the other thread on GT3 values.
993rsr said:
Well done!
CGT this year Silverstone, Donington, Zandvoort and 2000 mile trip round the Alps with 18 other Porsche’s.
Driving not prolific banal posting is the key.
Brilliant! We also had a good number of other Porsche's on our trips. Nothing better than sharing great roads, with great mates in great cars! CGT this year Silverstone, Donington, Zandvoort and 2000 mile trip round the Alps with 18 other Porsche’s.
Driving not prolific banal posting is the key.
pete.g said:
jcosh said:
It's tragic that the author (who is a self exclaimed expect on all things Porsche) only really seems interested in the value of his car and talking it up at any opportunity. Have you actually done anything interesting with your GT3 this year, a track day maybe or a great road trip possibly? If so, tell us more.
If you're interested, in my GT4, I have in the last 6 months driven (from down south) to Scotland and back and done all of the NC500 and more, done a track day at Silverstone and Goodwood, just back from a week in the Pyrenees (drove there and back) and I'm off to Spa in a few weeks.
You drove to Scotland!If you're interested, in my GT4, I have in the last 6 months driven (from down south) to Scotland and back and done all of the NC500 and more, done a track day at Silverstone and Goodwood, just back from a week in the Pyrenees (drove there and back) and I'm off to Spa in a few weeks.
Didn't you know that the roads there are made of kryptonite and that your car will now slowly dissolve on the driveway of your house.
You'll be telling us next that you've booked a ferry to Ireland for a road trip (everyone knows your car will convert itself to left hand drive in the hotel car park on your first overnight stay).
If this confuses you, see the other thread on GT3 values.
As it happens, I did pick up the odd stone chip on the Scotland trip, but so bl@@dy what! And when I last checked, the car is still as good (better actually) than when I ventured up north to the car ruining country where they only have flights inbound but not outbound! Hahahahahahahaha! Imagine, being forced to buy a car just to get home, even though it was a pile a of Scottish crap! And then selling it to a MATE on return. Surely buying a return flight would have been much less hassle?
Great roads with great folks and evenings full of fine food, wine and hilarity is much more boring than values and keeping the mileage low.
I’m afraid the Porsche forum has become a shadow of its former self, the prolific posters priorities bear zero in common with what I class as genuine enthusiasts.
Their loss sadly.
Edited by 993rsr on Friday 11th October 14:08
jcosh said:
Not confused at all, all perfectly understood! Hahahahahahahahahaha!
As it happens, I did pick up the odd stone chip on the Scotland trip, but so bl@@dy what! And when I last checked, the car is still as good (better actually) than when I ventured up north to the car ruining country where they only have flights inbound but not outbound! Hahahahahahahaha! Imagine, being forced to buy a car just to get home, even though it was a pile a of Scottish crap! And then selling it to a MATE on return. Surely buying a return flight would have been much less hassle?
As it happens, I did pick up the odd stone chip on the Scotland trip, but so bl@@dy what! And when I last checked, the car is still as good (better actually) than when I ventured up north to the car ruining country where they only have flights inbound but not outbound! Hahahahahahahaha! Imagine, being forced to buy a car just to get home, even though it was a pile a of Scottish crap! And then selling it to a MATE on return. Surely buying a return flight would have been much less hassle?
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