speaking of optimistic pricing
07-03-2008, 05:11 PM
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Burning Brakes
I asked why such a high asking price, and that I could buy 3 very nice drivers for that price. He replied with, why does the internet bring out the ignorant people who know nothing about these cars. He corrected me when I called it a 930, he said it is not a 930 and that they didn't make a 930 in 1983, the term 930 is the project name, it is called a 911 Turbo. Aren't they all not really called 930? He said it has 18 miles on it, never been registered or titled. Then he goes on to say how he just sold an identical car to Jerry Seinfelds daughter a few months ago and told me to eat my heart out. Maybe its just me, but this is the kind of guy that uses the car as a ***** extension and really doesn't appreciate the car for what it is. What a shame!!
It could be worse, you could actually be this guy
But then again he doesn't realize what a douch he is.
07-22-2008, 02:18 AM
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07-22-2008, 06:14 AM
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selling, I think you may find the guy wears a mask and passes his time in banks and liquor stores shouting "put the money in the bag". His price is outrageous. Wasn't there a recent post saying a few sets were being made for the US market at about $4000 or am I getting my wires crossed?
07-25-2008, 10:25 PM
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Not to hijack the thread, but perhaps a momentary tangent if you please to Mr. fullquack, -- in the world do you keep from rubbing tire inside your flares … or are you? Mine wasn’t nearly as low when I was rubbing and with less rubber (285 on 10”). Looks wicked like that…