Carrera 3.2
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252 months

Tuesday 11th June 2013
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Well as most know on here I have had my fair share of 911's (Turbo's GT's etc)
I have now decided to settle on a keeper (well for longer than 12 months anyway wink )& have set my heart on finding a nice 3.2 coupe or a stunning SC
Obviously condition/history is key over colour/spec so if anybody has a nice example and or wants a possible deal on a stunning 996 Turbo, PM please.

GT Two

3,070 posts

221 months

Tuesday 11th June 2013
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Good luck, great cars!


Mike Holmes

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214 months

Tuesday 11th June 2013
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So you have given in ,back to air -cooled ,bit slower than a 996 turbo

Mike

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Original Poster:

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Tuesday 11th June 2013
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Mike Holmes said:
So you have given in ,back to air -cooled ,bit slower than a 996 turbo

Mike
Ha ha, no i'm just after another classic car.
I don't buy into this air or water nonsense just love them all, but yeah fancying an IB car again.

Globs

13,847 posts

260 months

Tuesday 11th June 2013
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I think between an old school 3.2 Carrera and a 987 Boxster are the most interesting cars from Porsche.
The rest are great I'm sure, but don't interest me.


(Oh and the CGT - but I can't afford one of those wink)

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Friday 28th June 2013
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zero corrosion

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217 months

Friday 28th June 2013
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Crimp a Length! said:
Beautiful old school classic 911.
Still the best IMO the 3.2, especially in Guards Red with the Turbo Fuchs and spoiler.
Stunning.

Have you purchased this car?

zero corrosion

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Friday 28th June 2013
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zero corrosion said:
wink

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anonymous-user

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Friday 28th June 2013
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I looked and looked for a great 3.2 and only found one .... which I missed because I oohed and aahed. Ended up buying a cheaper one with good provenance from someone I trust (it was Nick Fulljames' car)and then bring it up to my desired spec. It is going to be my new daily driver -and still work in progress, see here:

http://www.impactbumpers.com/forum/index.php?/topi...

Edited by drmark on Friday 28th June 15:53

Wozy68

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199 months

Friday 28th June 2013
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Late SC with the turbo spoiler ... Lovely. Not keen on the other spoilers personally on the earlier SC or later 3.2

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Friday 28th June 2013
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drmark said:
I looked and looked for a great 3.2 and only found one .... which I missed because I oohed and aahed. Ended up buying a cheaper one with good provenance from someone I trust (it was Nick Fulljames' car)and then bring it up to my desired spec. It is going to be my new daily driver -and still work in progress, see here:

http://www.impactbumpers.com/forum/index.php?/topi...

Edited by drmark on Friday 28th June 15:53
Very nice.
What's the stuff you have put in kidney bowls etc, I always used to wax oil mine, is this better?
Certainly doesn't look as messy

anonymous-user

83 months

Friday 28th June 2013
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As per piccy - recommended by fellow DDker who has a bodyshop. Bit more modern that Waxoyl and spreads better. Not sure if works any better though.

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Friday 28th June 2013
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drmark said:
As per piccy - recommended by fellow DDker who has a bodyshop. Bit more modern that Waxoyl and spreads better. Not sure if works any better though.
I always do the obligatory wheels off and give them a good clean, so will invest in some of this.

EvoSlayer

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214 months

Friday 28th June 2013
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Looking good Ed, can't wait to see it after you've given it the full fettle...

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EvoSlayer said:
Looking good Ed, can't wait to see it after you've given it the full fettle...

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Will do mate.

Globs

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260 months

Friday 28th June 2013
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Wozy68 said:
Late SC with the turbo spoiler ... Lovely. Not keen on the other spoilers personally on the earlier SC or later 3.2
It's not the turbo spoiler (having owned a 930), but it's close.

The turbo one has the sides of the spoiler at the same level as the back, to help force the air through the AC rad and intercooler, and also of course it's much further back at the base - the intercooler lives in there and you need the space for that and to be able to close the hatch.

The 3.2/SC looks just as good IMO, but it's not the same wink
Also note any rear spoiler needs the corresponding air damn at the front to suck the front down in tandem with the back being pressed down by the wing... for people who want to add these bits later. I.e. make sure you add them both as a pair.

Legacywr

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Friday 28th June 2013
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Crimp a Length! said:
zero corrosion said:
wink
What sort of history do they have for that car though?

You should have kept your 930 IMO!