My Beauty Is For Sale On Ebay
02-16-2004, 06:52 PM
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One guy joined and tried to sell his cat on the turbo forum not long ago. He got flamed also, wnet for the 100+ posts! Joining to sell your car sucks. Least of all saying it wont require work if taken care of for 10 years to people that would spend on average 1500+ dollars a year on their cars fixing whatever... boo.
02-16-2004, 08:20 PM
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Originally posted by T.Asay44
Just an observation, the picture of his gauges...what is below the tach? My 944 has an mpg gauge and a 951 has a boost gauge, never seen the one he has. Just wondering what it was?
Just an observation, the picture of his gauges...what is below the tach? My 944 has an mpg gauge and a 951 has a boost gauge, never seen the one he has. Just wondering what it was?
02-16-2004, 09:40 PM
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i'm not sure what that gauge is either...
I have a comment for the member/non-member posts...I am a member I paid for a two year membership and when I post something I am still listed as a user. Now, I know I have only posted a few times so I can understand the catagory of user, but shouldn't I have Rennlist Member listed too? I am a first time porsche owner so I am doing more reading than posting right now.
I have a comment for the member/non-member posts...I am a member I paid for a two year membership and when I post something I am still listed as a user. Now, I know I have only posted a few times so I can understand the catagory of user, but shouldn't I have Rennlist Member listed too? I am a first time porsche owner so I am doing more reading than posting right now.
02-16-2004, 10:54 PM
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Someone said already it is a km/liter gauge
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02-16-2004, 11:07 PM
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I think we have probaboy flamed this guy into a weeping heap in the corner.
Just in case we haven't, I have seen a few yellow 944s that look good. yours is not one of them. You need a black interior!! Yellow on Maroon??? I think I would get sick if I had to drive that. The Kalihari is really one of my favorite colors on the 944, what were you thinking?
Just in case we haven't, I have seen a few yellow 944s that look good. yours is not one of them. You need a black interior!! Yellow on Maroon??? I think I would get sick if I had to drive that. The Kalihari is really one of my favorite colors on the 944, what were you thinking?
02-16-2004, 11:29 PM
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I think we have probaboy flamed this guy into a weeping heap in the corner.
02-17-2004, 12:33 AM
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The Guy is so obviously NOT enlightened to the value of his car. In the end the value is what you can get a person to pay for it. Having said that, an 86 with suspect mileage, poor repaint (yellow is the hardest to sell, ask any dealer), this guy needs a reality check. He's gonna give whoever buys such a great deal by getting back most of the money he's put into it. Doesn't work that way. I have nothing against the guy trying to market the car here, but it just serves more of my point that he is seriously deluded as to the real value of it.
Having read through so many posts before I bought my 944 gave me a tremendous sense of how to value and purchase a 944.
Having read through so many posts before I bought my 944 gave me a tremendous sense of how to value and purchase a 944.