How do you double a 924's value?
06-02-2004 | 08:59 PM
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Three Wheelin'
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From: So Cal
Yeah, I just paid over $2/gal for the first time in my life! At least the wife's car runs on regular, but I'm sure that will be over $2 soon enough!
"Premium" 91-octane **** water is in the mid $2.50's.
Count your blessings. CA sucks.
06-03-2004 | 12:25 AM
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Done With Sidepatch
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I like the 924. My son has a '78 and it is a pile of fun to drive. They handle great and almost feel more connected to the road. Once you drive a decent one you will know what I mean. 
06-03-2004 | 02:03 AM
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haha, it's pretty funny, when i had my first 924, my friends would always poke fun of it, "Hey Dmitry, you going to drive your Scirocco over?" I got a lot of **** for it not being a "real" porsche.
06-03-2004 | 02:27 AM
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From: Sidney, B.C.
I have a 924 that I would consider to be in great shape. The values have been increasing steadly now as they become collectors. My car is a 1978 N/A. The Nada guides and Excellences last roundup have showed a steady increase in value. Original N/A's are becoming harder to harder to find.
06-05-2004 | 04:19 AM
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there always this one.. i believe its 77.. it has under 20k original miles, and is MINT http://912bbs.org/index.php?a=thread&p=61114
06-05-2004 | 06:51 AM
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From: limbo....
My ITS car is corner weighted at 2490 (without driver) and it is fast.
I can't even imagine how fast it would be if we could run e-prod weight or D-prod weight from the eighties - or even if I could lower it more without getting clown-car camber in the rear.
I can't even imagine how fast it would be if we could run e-prod weight or D-prod weight from the eighties - or even if I could lower it more without getting clown-car camber in the rear.
06-05-2004 | 07:29 AM
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Double the value.......buy it off a PO that did not maintain it!
Mine cost 3500.00 2.5 yrs ago 85K and all records. So far I have spent nothing on maintaining it other than the basic needed work but have spent a few grand up grading it! I take that back I did have to change the cooler seals but that is all!
Dal
Mine cost 3500.00 2.5 yrs ago 85K and all records. So far I have spent nothing on maintaining it other than the basic needed work but have spent a few grand up grading it! I take that back I did have to change the cooler seals but that is all!
Dal