I just sold my car today and I'm looking for 951 for my next car of choice. Only requirement is color must be black. Fixer upper is welcome as long as price is right. milleage is not my concern. modded or stock. I will fly out to just about anywhere to come pick it up. I figure this place would be the place to find me a 951.

please pm or post up what you have and asking price.

tia.

 

I believe you have to be a member to post want ads.

But yes, this would be the place to find a 951.

 

keep'em coming guys.

how do I become a member on this board?

 

got a friend who might be selling this grey one in the photo... the silver rose one is mine. back off!



and you can become a member here: https://rennlist.com/forums/register...&action=signup

 

PM sent on my black car available very soon.

 

You're selling the black one? WHY!?

 

Because I'm nearing completion on building this one up. Rebuilt motor, Garrett BB T3/T4R, and I've always loved the Sapphire Metallic color. I just can't support 2- 951's unless a bag of money falls from the sky.

 

You have excellent taste Steve

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...DME:B:AAQ:US:1

 

Steve- you are keeping the CCWs, right?

 

Yes. Definitely swapping the CCW's to the new car. The black car will come with Turbo PD's with polished lips and dark painted centers wearing 90% SO-3's with about 400-700 miles on them. I just like the look of dark centers on a black car. Here's an often posted pic similar to what will hopefully be on the car. I really have to concentrate on the new car for now. Therefore, I won't be listing the car for sale until the new car is finished and problem free. You'll have to excuse me if I don't respond to requests for info or PM's concerning the car until that time. Thanks for the early interest though.

 

still looking

 

Someday, you may regret having had this requirement. Black is a major PITA to keep looking decent, and particularly so on these cars with no clearcoat. Don't ask how I know.

 

I used to say the same thing but with a Porter Cable, a good polish, and polymer sealant/glaze it's as easy as any car I've owned. What I like about the polymers is the California Duster works so much better than on a waxed car. In the hot weather wax seems to embed the dust more making upkeep that much harder. I really only have to seal mine twice a year and can go quite awhile without having to wash with water. YMMV

 

Black is sexy and it goes with everything, besides if you take as good care of your car as you do yourself, it shouldn't be a problem...