nine9six

Here's another tidbit for your limited knowledge to consider...Condition trumps Color all day long; and twice on Sunday. Think about it, while on your silly quest for "your color". Hopefully as you learn (if at all capable), you'll come to this rather basic realization. However, considering your snippy ignorant response to the humor I injected to your silly priority of color; it's not likely this is going to dawn on you, till way to late!
GLWsearch

chsu74

The man has money burning a hole in his pocket. He wants to show how deep that pocket is so let him. He never said he was going to be smart during this process.

Buy without a PPI
Wire the full amount sight unseen to a complete stranger
Do not negotiate
Don't ask for a Rennfax
Believe everything the seller says

linen grey ghost

"TOTM" - made me lol once realizing the translation...

pirahna

Might want to raise your budget a little if you are looking for one of these rarer colors or be prepared to buy a high mile example.
https://rennlist.com/forums/993-foru...e-45k-max.html

pirahna

Here is one but the dealer it is at doesn't have the best reputation. I would want to put eyes on it in person and get a very good PPI.
http://monterey.craigslist.org/ctd/4878522650.html

motobri

Wow,

You must really have nothing to do.
As an owner of 4 Pcars in the last 5 years, I am well aware of how to shop for one.
Again, if my thread said "Opinions wanted" then you would win a cheesburger.

For those that have contributed, thanks for the leads-one looks very promising.
And for those who have pm'd about the clown responses, I couldn't agree more.

Kind of sad this place isn't what it once was.

motobri

As I said in that thread, high mileage is ok w/ history. Thanks for the Monterey lead, saw that one when it hit.

nine9six

OK then, here is the $64k question; if you already know how to buy an P-car, then what is the purpose off your post, Chainsaw?

...and you're right, this place isn't what it once was. Men could do things themselves,, without needing their hand held or fannie wiped. So again, please reiterate the real purpose of your post? Cuz now you're sounding like a simpleton!

I reviewed your WTB post and every time a member submitted something to you, there was an excuse as your unspoken desires changed. What a waste of time you have proven to be!

EMBPilot

i just want to go to the used car factory....

nine9six

LOL!

M. Schneider

Motobri
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Great choice of car color, grey metallic. IIRC the MY95 993 production offered grey metallic as a Tier 1 $ cost option, in MY96 it became a Tier II cost and onto the delirious "paint to sample" cost option for the balance of production years. Although IIRC the Tier II cost paint option also comprised of former or usual production year colors. The '90's are still a blur .....

Great choice in car color grey metallic. Enhances a vehicles body contours in both light of day and city evening light. Yeah, big fan of grey metallic for cars. Our old MY87 944, a daily driver/ski coupe of 10 years, was Stone Grey metallic (LY7U) over Lt. Grey Beige leather ... The coupe looked beautiful on the day sold to a fellow Rennlist'r

I know of two MY95 993 C4 in grey metallic, both original owner coupes. One is in the ATL area the other Vail, CO. I'll keep your post in mind should either of these or any other grey 993s come to market. Good luck.

motobri

Found a car in slate as a result of this thread, thanks to those who contributed.
And nine9six, I'm sorry but now you'll have to find another thread to be worthless in, but I do look forward to seein you at a local meet to see the mouth that fits your car. Here comes the hand wave emoji.

EMBPilot

Lighten up Francis, it's just the interwebz