Lovely little car.....

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http://classifieds.pistonheads.com/classifieds/use...

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stevod said:

Ah I had a look at that car on Monday. First time I've actually had a sit inside one like that. Coming from a 981 it was quite something, and quite wonderful. Bit different to the Ps of today.

S

Did it look like it had been nicely restored? Dont suppose you had a drive?

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Steve Devaney said:

That makes three of us!

However nice that car is, it is 930/965 money and that is where my pennies would go........

Different car for different reasons

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Steve Devaney said:

Agree, but £35k would be at the very top of what I may be able to stretch to for a toy. So my toy would have to be a bells & whistles air-cooled Turbo
The '70 T is a lovely thing but doesn't excite me for that kind of money.

Yes fully understand . That 70's little car would Almost be a lovely piece of furniture in the right garage

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You just wonder if 125hp these days is just far to small when you think even a standard 964 is double that but still has some old school charm.
Though I have a 964 and think they are often overlooked that 911t is a real corker

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v8250 said:

it needs to be bloody good for a T at that price. why do people get the earlier 911's mixed up? coming back down to earth...

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C345713

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C339725

Two very nice cars there though an inspection for rust would be prudent

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uktrailmonster said:

They're nice, but not that nice.

thats E money