Am I selling my 951 for too little?
#18
In my humble determination, these cars are money pits. However, they will love you in return. I plan on being buried in mine. My significant other promised me that she'll do it if I bolt on anything else. Damn it, I want that Lindsey/Speed force head, with those hard pipes, and to stroke her to 2.8.
I am an addict so take this with some grains of salt. I would have a dis-interested party evaluate her. If she is worth it, re-build her. Like a good high maintenance lady, she take good care of you.
Sorry, I am in love. ed
I am an addict so take this with some grains of salt. I would have a dis-interested party evaluate her. If she is worth it, re-build her. Like a good high maintenance lady, she take good care of you.
Sorry, I am in love. ed
#19
Pro
Brian You are too negative
I went through the same thing with the last car I sold, I just got tired of it but you gotta sell the sizzle, I read your ad and there was nothing in it that made me want your car, but a couple of things in it that made me not want it.
I took the liberty of writing a new ad for you. Oh and you need a picture taken in a cool place like up in the mountains or near a waterfall, helps sell the idea that this is different than the other cars out there.
Here is my ad for your car:
1986 944 Turbo (type 951)
Impeccably maintained and treated better than my wife. I loved this car so much that I have owned it twice! Bought it back from the guy I sold it to and have enjoyed it once again. Moving to the great white north (Alaska) and need a 4x4 now.
Beautiful Kahalari and Marroon Leather, exterior is spotless 9.5/10 and a 9.5/10 interior. 95,000 miles with recent service of all the vitals, everything works flawlessly, You will not be dissapointed with the look and drive of this nicely maintained and driven performance machine. Includes rare Fuchs and second set of Phone Dials all with high performance tires and lots of other little extras.
Brian, What do you think?
I took the liberty of writing a new ad for you. Oh and you need a picture taken in a cool place like up in the mountains or near a waterfall, helps sell the idea that this is different than the other cars out there.
Here is my ad for your car:
1986 944 Turbo (type 951)
Impeccably maintained and treated better than my wife. I loved this car so much that I have owned it twice! Bought it back from the guy I sold it to and have enjoyed it once again. Moving to the great white north (Alaska) and need a 4x4 now.
Beautiful Kahalari and Marroon Leather, exterior is spotless 9.5/10 and a 9.5/10 interior. 95,000 miles with recent service of all the vitals, everything works flawlessly, You will not be dissapointed with the look and drive of this nicely maintained and driven performance machine. Includes rare Fuchs and second set of Phone Dials all with high performance tires and lots of other little extras.
Brian, What do you think?
#20
Sounds like an EBAY ad for a clunker, well done!
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#21
Pro
Yeh your right now that I read it again it is a little over the top. I guess that is why I am not in advertising!
I mean, who treats their car better than their wife???
I mean, who treats their car better than their wife???
#22
Rennlist Member
Thread Starter
Originally posted by Honkity Hank
I read your ad and there was nothing in it that made me want your car, but a couple of things in it that made me not want it.
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I read your ad and there was nothing in it that made me want your car, but a couple of things in it that made me not want it.
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#23
Pro
I was refferring to Brian McCoy's ad, sorry for the confusion.
are all 951's going to end up as track cars? Mine is 3/4 of the way there, still steetable but really better suited for the track. Jsut wondering if ultimately most will either be not running or on the track with only a few on the road as drivers.
are all 951's going to end up as track cars? Mine is 3/4 of the way there, still steetable but really better suited for the track. Jsut wondering if ultimately most will either be not running or on the track with only a few on the road as drivers.
#24
Rennlist Member
Thread Starter
Originally posted by Honkity Hank
I was refferring to Brian McCoy's ad, sorry for the confusion.
No problem...
are all 951's going to end up as track cars?
I was refferring to Brian McCoy's ad, sorry for the confusion.
No problem...
are all 951's going to end up as track cars?