danielwells0

It was for sale at another dealer in the same part of the country.

Blue Haze

cheap?

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...e-1993/3914640

boxsey911

Apparently the current owner has had it since 2005 but you're right about the welds being there. Thanks for letting us know.

freedman

Absolute bargain, way underpriced

GazC2

Very unusual colour looks lovely and a steal at that price


hopefully catch up over the summer

Rioja del 73

Stolen already. Ja Ja

Blue Haze

Look forward to it - do you have any events in the diary this Summer?

GazC2

Jap

Glasgow OPC have a track day at Knockhill on the 9th May which should be a good day not sure if I going on track yet still have a bit of work to do to the brakes details in the link below, if your not a member you need to register as a guest to access the forum

https://www.porscheclubgb.com/forum/...1&mpage=1&key=

sure we could always organise some of the guys for a run day out at some point.

sorry for going slightly OT

Blue Haze

sounds good - PM sent

lauris

anyone wishing to attend that is a PCGB member can book through the club office, (there are only a few spaces left)

anyone that has had the car serviced/purchased at OPC Glasgow would probably have had an invitation by now. but you could also try giving them a ring !

Cost is £200 for the full day - open pit lane, (I will be up but not with the 964, it will be the 6RS)

regards
Scott

Blue Haze

£43k... a bit greedy?

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...manual/3942966

Masher

^^ interesting advert. All that talk of originality and concours and yet to my mind the wing mirrors, steering wheel, clear lenses and wheels (at least) are aftermarket. Granted if the owner has all the originals it'd take a few hours to return to standard. Engine rebuild at 50K and now at 104k... due another one surely

Blue Haze

That's what I thought...looks like it might have been concourse 50k miles ago.

Jcx

I won a regional concours with my clear lenses, cup wheels and teardrop mirrors. But, I have a private plate and aside from the clear lenses it could be standard spec.

As for the engine build at set mileages, i know this is a can of worms and some (especially those who make money rebuilding engines) are firm in their stance that a rebuild is a certainty after a given age or mileage but mine at 61k pulls like a rabid bull and drips only the tiniest amount of oil when left for months and the engine has never been rebuilt.

Perhaps mine is an exception, or perhaps there is no rule.

Andy Roe

You could also argue as to why an engine was rebuilt at 50K miles. It looks like an early engine, so likely purely for oil leaks and that the usual wear items like valves and guides, piston rings etc were all OK and not replaced.

As for oil leaks, mine doesn't leak a drop at 110K miles, still runs great and has never been rebuilt.