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Not fair,three years ago I sold my 91 turbo 2, with 23k miles,one owner for first 11 years who only did 17k miles, then me, cobalt blue,I just had a new clutch put in and haywood and scott exhaust,lowered by G force and 18 inch splits,absolute minter....GOT £30 k...what would that be worth now?
rubystone said:
I've seen that car somewhere before - I could be wrong but am pretty sure someone with a "profile" owns or has owned it. Last time I saw it, it was in eceptional condition and extremely rapid.
Ruby, it used to appear in running reports in 911 and P World many moons ago.rubystone said:
Daggerpie said:
rubystone said:
I've seen that car somewhere before
Total 911 mag - issue 6, full feature. Not that I'm a trainspotter or anything...
I'm with you Ruby, I've seen that very recently, I'm sure it was here somewhere... 
It's the plate that really jolted my memory but I can't remember the thread.
Slippydiff said:
rubystone said:
I've seen that car somewhere before - I could be wrong but am pretty sure someone with a "profile" owns or has owned it. Last time I saw it, it was in eceptional condition and extremely rapid.
Ruby, it used to appear in running reports in 911 and P World many moons ago.hoges11 said:
Did I miss something ? £27 k for a 3.3 Turbo II (isnt a 3.6 as far as I can tell) is a bit toppy I'd have thorught £22k was more likely, looks lovely though
£22k would be right for a RHD high miler in a less popular colour like white. Good 3.3's in a good colour are going for £25k - £30k now. Although this car is modified, it has been very well looked, so may well make near this for the right buyer. Prices for good 3.3s seem to have gone up over the last 2 years - quite rightly bearing in mind their looks and performnace and how similar they are to the (much more expensive) 3.6s.G T 3 said:
Actually called 965.................
Actually 964 turbos were never officially called a 965 (that was a 4 wheel drive turbo prototype built in the late 80's) but as many of the parts on 964 turbos have 965 part numbers, they end up getting called 965s.Edited by Fastlane on Monday 1st October 21:55
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