Candleman

Hmmm, I do agree that it it needs a supercharger... For proportional boost-to-rpm I'm thinking a MURF. The Twin-Screw is attractive but I just get the impression that the instantaneous boost from those will make it difficult for most of us who want to occasionally use it as a daily driver around town. Oh and I'm loving the disgust inspired diatribes... Please don't hold back.. Say what you have to say.

Mwha! Kisses Kisses. -Ryan

Andre Hedrick

If you do not have at least $6M in cash to do basic rolling investments to return a 5% (min.) annual basis of $300K (pre-tax), you are not in the money. Many have 7 figures in investments, few have 8 figures, and it is all paper and talk until you sell.

How about spending $35 for a two year membership?

If you have some trading insight, please share.

Congrats on your success, please be a little more restrained in the future.

Candleman

i dont see why you bothered with your life story but 5 minutes of my life wasted away. id say go for it...

Really... Did I actually take up 5 minutes of your time just to read my post??? If you are somewhat retarded then I am quite sorry you put in all that effort just to submit your worthless response for my consideration.

I am terribly sorry.

bernard farquart

no no no, you want a nice '84 auto, how can they possibly lose any value from where they are now?

BIMMERMIKE

TD in DC

Whether you really are a rich biaatcchh is debatable, but the fact that you are an attention ***** is incontrovertible.

928ntslow

My guess is you are mentally younger than your young years. I expect you will **** your money away based on the lack of intellect and common sense shown in your initial post. If you had real money and you were as sharp as you proclaim, you wouldn't be here asking questions about a used high mileage S4. Anyone can buy a 928, it has been proven time and time again....and no mover and shaker is fanning their bills looking for one. Good luck on the maturity thing.

Andre Hedrick

Please ease up on Ryan!

He has a dose of "sudden wealth syndrome", I have been there and it is really weird the first time. He is one of use with a 928 and maybe he will rescue a few more!

If anything is not clear, please parse the difference between the index and ring fingers

Candleman

"Try getting a life you may have money but you are very lacking in social skills. Buy the Stroseck that should suck up some of that cash. Custom body 928s have little collectibility. I am just not feeling the love. Very few people have ever made money on a 928 why would that change"

..... As an investment I am fully prepared to loose my shorts... As far as social skills how can you even pretend to be an authority? All of my posts here are written in a fairly happy/playful mood, so if you want to really have a dig at me you'll have to do a lot better than that.

Andre Hedrick

Ryan,

There are some smiles that could be used to soften the post

Lighten up and check your PM, chief!

david928

I think you should buy a Strosek. I wish I could. They're really cool.

Candleman

Why thank you Dave!

docmirror

I'm glad you're now rich. As for advice, I say pony up for a membership. I'm a cheap bastard, but even I finally saw the light.

Candleman

I have a membership. WTF are you all talking about?

ShawnSmith

Do what I just kicked off: Stealth 6.5L stroker motor.

You'll never get back your investment, but you also won't feel bad actually driving it like you would one of the ultra-collectible stick-shift low mile GTS's.