Buying my first Porsche, it's been an adventure to be sure (long) ...
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I actually think I like the ones on the cab better. I do love fuchs and often don't like aftermarket stuff, but those look really good.
Hey... either way, it's a 911!
Hey... either way, it's a 911!
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I remember that one now, the $100 ticket is the way to go. forget the targa that cab is stunning. I'd take both sets of wheels if the fuchs are 15's. Forget what I say, you obviously know what you are doing. If the interior is half as nice as the picture and the underside of the care isn't too bad you have a real gem on your hands. Good job.
#21
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Anyway, I have no affiliation with the Stable, but will say they are a top notch organization- they always have clean cars there, and have been in business for many many years. If they gave you a description of the car and it was verified by others, I seriously doubt you will be disappointed. I took a look at the car you're buying on their website- looks like a beautiful example!! Classic coupe with whaletail! Looks all stock which is a big plus- good luck with her!
-Andrew
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Are you sure the Fuchs are 15's If they are original to the car I think they would be 16's. If they really are 15's I;d check with wheel enhancement on getting some nice new 16's I don;t think you are going to like the look of your cab with the 15's on there. Just my 2 cents..
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Doug and Luus: The Fuchs are 6 & 8/16's, which Pete Z told me was a great combo -- I wouldn't know --- yet. I think those wheels look good, but I would rather stick with the classic look for now and save that $2,000 for upgrades (just wait until I start posting for advice on those!). The guy who did the PPI said the underside of the car was remarkably clean --- looked like it had never seen a day of snow/salt. I'm fired up to go get the car right now.
I hope the weather cooperates and 12/15 is a particularly dry day.
I hope the weather cooperates and 12/15 is a particularly dry day.
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That cab looks like a keeper for sure! I would recommend making sure the windshield washer system works and get new wipers (often overlooked/dry rot etc on garaged vehicles) in case the weather isn't cooperating. Good luck!
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Guys, it's 78 degrees outside here, how cold could it be there?
Andrew, my car spent 18 1/2 years at Ohio State University and I found it at the beach in so cal, go figure...
Andrew, my car spent 18 1/2 years at Ohio State University and I found it at the beach in so cal, go figure...
#27
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Doug, that's it - I've had it! I'm gonna send some snow to you down there, along with 3 truckloads of road salt and a tanker full of the brine solution they use as well....that'll teach you to mess with the Karma Gods....
Sheesh, Californians!
dave
ps. as a sidenote to keep my post on-topic, I'll 1+ the advice to check the washer system - my Ohio car was only rarely driven even in rain, and the washer nozzles needed replacing. It'll be no fun to find out the hard way.
pps. Oh, and make sure you post pics of your adventure drive home!
Sheesh, Californians!
dave
ps. as a sidenote to keep my post on-topic, I'll 1+ the advice to check the washer system - my Ohio car was only rarely driven even in rain, and the washer nozzles needed replacing. It'll be no fun to find out the hard way.
pps. Oh, and make sure you post pics of your adventure drive home!
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Oh dear mother of Ferry, of course you are...It's going to be at least a $2,000 hit. NOT! It won't change the geometry at all, just the look. I am so jelious of you right now. This has been the best time I could ever ask for just sitting back and seeing you find the car of my dreams.