How does this 964 look?
12-06-2009, 12:15 AM
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How does this 964 look?
Couple pics of a car I'm looking at - what do you think? These are the ugliest parts of the car - the rest of it is very nice.
Should I be afraid? Or does it look pretty normal for a 964 in 2009?
Should I be afraid? Or does it look pretty normal for a 964 in 2009?
12-06-2009, 01:27 AM
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12-06-2009, 05:54 AM
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Its definitely been a all year daily driver. I'm pretty sure the engine tin can't be in great shape. The rust at the lower corner of the windshield is of concern and certainly will have to be addressed soon if not now. I wouldn't be surprised if you picked up the drivers side capet and find it wet or damp. What does the other side of the windshield look like?
It also looks like you have a oil leak coming from the right side of the engine? Possibly from the power steering pump area?
As far as the under carriage compares to others. Its all relative to mileage and climate the car has been driven in. I've seen better. It looks like any typical high mileage Northeastern daily driver.
Dan
It also looks like you have a oil leak coming from the right side of the engine? Possibly from the power steering pump area?
As far as the under carriage compares to others. Its all relative to mileage and climate the car has been driven in. I've seen better. It looks like any typical high mileage Northeastern daily driver.
Dan
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12-06-2009, 10:00 AM
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Price??
Most 964s in my part of the country are still free of significant rust. Rust never sleeps, and you would need to attack the problem areas that involve water sealing for the cabin and structural supports for suspension and drivetrain.
There is nothing more expensive than a cheap Porsche. You will be able to find a rust-free car for less cost than buying and fixing that one.
Most 964s in my part of the country are still free of significant rust. Rust never sleeps, and you would need to attack the problem areas that involve water sealing for the cabin and structural supports for suspension and drivetrain.
There is nothing more expensive than a cheap Porsche. You will be able to find a rust-free car for less cost than buying and fixing that one.
12-06-2009, 11:06 AM
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"There is nothing more expensive than a cheap Porsche. You will be able to find a rust-free car for less cost than buying and fixing that one. "
Very well spoken Springer3.....
Repair and or do it right the first time I always say....
To the original post...The car looks fine otherwise......Just a little TLC........only garage queen car's will look flawless underneath and or ones that were not driven in the winter months or in a lot of rain....
Keep in mindthese cars are getting to be 15+ year old cars....
Very well spoken Springer3.....
Repair and or do it right the first time I always say....
To the original post...The car looks fine otherwise......Just a little TLC........only garage queen car's will look flawless underneath and or ones that were not driven in the winter months or in a lot of rain....
Keep in mindthese cars are getting to be 15+ year old cars....
12-07-2009, 10:33 AM
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My gut tells me this is a $3-5k effort to bring to a no leak & rust state.
There are better. If you're an obsessive-compulsive - pass.
If not - and this is a $17k car - think of it as adventure in discovery, and go for it!
There are better. If you're an obsessive-compulsive - pass.
If not - and this is a $17k car - think of it as adventure in discovery, and go for it!
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12-07-2009, 08:30 PM
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The seller is looking for low-20's, and I doubt he'll go down below 21k at all. The mileage is under 65k, and the rest of the car is mint.
But I personally am not into Rust State (such as any state in the Northeast) cars.
I do appreciate all of the comments. I think I will pass on this one.
The Search continues.
But I personally am not into Rust State (such as any state in the Northeast) cars.
I do appreciate all of the comments. I think I will pass on this one.
The Search continues.
12-07-2009, 08:40 PM
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Is this a NY car? That's a damn shame about an otherwise nice-sounding car. I'm originally from salty Ohio, and I've bought cars long-distance from all over, but the cars I've seen (and bought) from NY state take the prize as Rusting ****'s.
They must pave the streets with salt.
They must pave the streets with salt.
