namasgt

I know, I agree with you they are expensive. Anyway you made the right choice getting that GT and saving it, from the pics interior looks very good.
Please post pictures of the progress, can't wait to see it back on the road.

Vilhuer

Fogs alone are $1k IIRR.

944/951guy

Oh well....... Its worth it. Im so excited the car is on its way. I should see it next week.

AO

Hopefully the PSD still works. That's an expensive SOB right where that rear QP was hit.

944/951guy

Oh is that a unit sitting right where the quarter panel is? what does it look like? a ABS unit?

Ill check by doing donuts as soon as I get it.

944/951guy

Found some info and pics on it.
Yea its pretty close, but the PSD unit is mostly made out of steel so i think it should be fine. But we will see.

Landseer

This sounds like an awesome project-in-the-making. Good luck!

EspritS4s

FYI: Here's a set of fog lamps for $55: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/PORSC...item1c19f0cb49

AO

Wrong year... THose are for pre-S4

EspritS4s

Oh, I don't know the difference by sight. The seller stated they were from an '89.

White Lightnin'

Looks like the GT from Oklahoma Foreign?

Complete fog light replacement is about $350-400 each (new). Turn signals with wiring, about $100-150 each. Bumper covers, about $150-300 each. Hood is about $100-200. Front spoiler, $450. Quarter panel, $200-300. Repaint replaced components & reassembly $1000-2000.

All depends on the sources of parts & labor.

944/951guy

No this GT is fresh from a Auto Auction..
Got the car delivered saturday morning, So far im very pleased other than the insurance company stuffed in the broken parts (front bumper/lighting ect...) into the car and tore small holes in both the front seats. The damage is lighter then the pics seem to show, fairly easy fix. Looks very nice in and out and the paint on the car is in good shape, One good foglight was even in the car so all I need really is 1 foglight looks like but im sure ill find more parts I need once the repairs start.

White Lightnin'

I'd send them (or the auction house) the bill for repairing the otherwise undamaged seats.

That's just forkin' ignorant.

James Bailey

Barry I used to go to the local Insurance Salvage auction lot...they move the "cars" around with forklifts, all of them ! Line them up really close...often a bit too close. To them it is all JUNK no more no less and they had huge numbers to get ride off. Plus the bodyshop to which the car was first taken probably is the one who dumped the parts inside the car.....after all they were not getting paid anything and would not get the job to fix it !

944/951guy

Yea I have tried dealing with them with problems.... Its so pointless and time consuming it just isent worth it. But thanks for the advice.