I want this car so bad!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/911-C...item35ad76fb1f

 

Not bad but I can't get past the feeling that they drive very similarly to a beetle.

The interior looks somewhat tired considering mileage, the rear sears are very badly faded.

Sorry, I'll stop picking apart the car now.

 

I like this one, too. The interior is gorgeous!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Unmol...item2a0b59fcaa

 

I love my 928 too, but I like that girl in your avatar better

 

 

The 930 is the way to go.

 

The one he had for a few days a couple of months ago was the best.

 

Compare that '84 911 to an equal '84 928...

928 faster
928 Probably quicker, but it sort of depends on who is doing the shifting
928 50% more expensive (when new of course)

I don't think anyone would give the interior quality and functionality nod to a 911 (of this era anyway) over the 928...

Now as used cars the 928 is 65% (again keep condition in mind and that looks to be a nicer 911 than we see '84 928's) LESS expensive. Just kills me!

 

A good 911 is a very engaging car to drive. No doubt there is a reason they are so popular.

 

Dan, no argument that 911's are fun to drive. The first one I ever drove was in '83 and it was a brand new '84 Cab! AWESOME FUN!

 

I am also torn between my 928 and wanting a 911. Had 3 back in the 1970's and loved the sports car feel. The 928 is a far nicer driver but there is nothing like getting it on in a 911. I want both in my garage....someday!

 

The engine is at the wrong end of the train... and just about any 928 will outrun it.

 

I'd like a 930 or 993 in my garage next

'89 S4 GP White/Black
'76 912E Silver/Black

 

+1 on that. My next one will be a 930. Plan in effect now to make it happen next year if all goes well. That will be my trifecta of P-cars and with my Jeep and Ranchero I'll be set for a while.

 

There is only one way to go. No choices. You (we) need them both.