964 Widebody C4 or 993 C2S for same money?
Essentially the same price (actually they are $10K apart but you could probably find a C2S for $60K):
1994 Carrera 4 Widebody at Holts: http://www.holtmotorsports.com/inven...de-Body/420174 -rare (good for values) -love the looks -AWD ads maintenance implications...and I hate implications;-) 1998 Carrera S: http://tinyurl.com/bond6n9 -love the looks and is widely considered the best looking 911 (good for values) -a bit cheaper to maintain A week ago I was sure about the 964 (I've already owned two) but now... |
993 C2S
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58k for a tip is a lot of $$.
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Originally Posted by SuperUser
(Post 10001773)
58k for a tip is a lot of $$.
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$58k for a 993 tip is high plus I cannot find anyone who has bought from the dealer...De Laveaga Motors. I would be wary of buying an older Porsche from them. You might ask for a Reenfax here and on the 993 board...there are some locals on the 993 board.
Holt has a good rep...and is also known for being expensive. Either model is great...I have a 993 for my reasons but there are a lot of 964s, 930s etc that would be great to own. |
Originally Posted by SuperUser
(Post 10001773)
58k for a tip is a lot of $$.
$72k (manual C2S price) less $58k (tip C2S price) = $14k Regardless, I don't think any of those cars are worth it, at least to me they're not. It would have been awesome had there been a factory 964 C2 widebody (like a more docile 3.8RS). I'd rather build a widebody 964 C2 than buy a factory C4 widebody. I'm sure the created car would cost less to create than the purchase price of that C4. |
The widebody 4 for me every time!!! I think it looks amazing.
Like 993's too and used to prefer them to 964s but now my attitudes have changed and I prefer the more traditional look of the 4s... |
993 C2S baby...that is what I would go for all days long. votes per poll are even at 2 on each side.
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Originally Posted by Vandit
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lol, $14k for a manual transmission is alot of $$.
$72k (manual C2S price) less $58k (tip C2S price) = $14k Regardless, I don't think any of those cars are worth it, at least to me they're not. It would have been awesome had there been a factory 964 C2 widebody (like a more docile 3.8RS). I'd rather build a widebody 964 C2 than buy a factory C4 widebody. I'm sure the created car would cost less to create than the purchase price of that C4. |
I had a C2S and it was a sexy looking car - that butt was just awesome! Still, these days I'd take the widebody 964 - but maybe that's the influence of Moacur's photography!!
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I've owned a 964 C4 wide body; I own a 993 C2S. Most will agree the C2S is a "better" car; ie. more refined and more collectible in the long run. 964's have had their price appreciation in the past few years (especially the MY's 92-94); the 993's are now going through this pricing appreciation. I actually prefer the look of the 964 wide body, as to me it represents the quintessential 911 look however I much prefer the way the 993 drives.
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Doesn't the 993 C2S get the benefit of turbo brakes and suspension where as the 964 wide body does not?
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No. 993 C4S gets the big reds from the turbo.
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Tough call. As much as I LOVE the 964 C4 Widebody cars, I would still choose a 993 C2S!!!
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964 C4 widebody:thumbup:....... for a brief moment, based on responses, I thought I was on the 993 forum:)
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