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Hope there are lots of us Pistonheaders getting cars and none of those B@rsteward speculators and complete w@nker traders who may or may not be called H@rtley.
Heard there is a limited run of 30 cars for the UK. Although they could probably sell 3 x that many easily it will certainly help residuals of not only 997 GT2s but also all previous Gt2s also I'd like to think.
Just hope the 30 cars go to people who want them to drive and not greedy gits hoping to sell them at a premium
Just hope the 30 cars go to people who want them to drive and not greedy gits hoping to sell them at a premium
Whoever gets them (hopefully a few on this forum), they will really enjoy them! Seriously good car, it has great handling and it puts the power down on the road a lot better then the 996 version and it looks really nice! Quick round the track and good on the road as well, nice compromise 
It has great balance as well, fells really good on the track, with a stiff chassis and not too much understeer (thanks god).
I loved driving it, but can't afford to buy one (yet)
Oh well, guess racing the 997 RSR will have to do for now hehe.
If anyone gets one here, I am happy to do instruction with you in it and try to teach you how to get the best out of it. I hope who ever gets them, actually takes them on the track, as it would be a shame only to use them on the road!
Good luck to who ever has put a deposit down on one, hope you get it.
It has great balance as well, fells really good on the track, with a stiff chassis and not too much understeer (thanks god).
I loved driving it, but can't afford to buy one (yet)
Oh well, guess racing the 997 RSR will have to do for now hehe.If anyone gets one here, I am happy to do instruction with you in it and try to teach you how to get the best out of it. I hope who ever gets them, actually takes them on the track, as it would be a shame only to use them on the road!
Good luck to who ever has put a deposit down on one, hope you get it.
Sean Edwards said:
Whoever gets them (hopefully a few on this forum), they will really enjoy them! Seriously good car, it has great handling and it puts the power down on the road a lot better then the 996 version and it looks really nice! Quick round the track and good on the road as well, nice compromise
It has great balance as well, fells really good on the track, with a stiff chassis and not too much understeer (thanks god).
I loved driving it, but can't afford to buy one (yet) Oh well, guess racing the 997 RSR will have to do for now hehe.
If anyone gets one here, I am happy to do instruction with you in it and try to teach you how to get the best out of it. I hope who ever gets them, actually takes them on the track, as it would be a shame only to use them on the road!
Good luck to who ever has put a deposit down on one, hope you get it.
Not at putting down the 996 version of course! its an awesome car already, and its got "a bit" better... It has great balance as well, fells really good on the track, with a stiff chassis and not too much understeer (thanks god).
I loved driving it, but can't afford to buy one (yet)
Oh well, guess racing the 997 RSR will have to do for now hehe.If anyone gets one here, I am happy to do instruction with you in it and try to teach you how to get the best out of it. I hope who ever gets them, actually takes them on the track, as it would be a shame only to use them on the road!
Good luck to who ever has put a deposit down on one, hope you get it.
I suppose, perfection doesn't exist there is always something going to be better, but each time, the margin gets smaller and smaller.
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