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45K?...really? Bought mine(1990 C2 coupe with 92Kmls) in 2011 for 18K. Seriously, have these things risen that much? Good god, think I will sale mine and buy a 997. These 964s can't even outrun a new Camry these days. What is the point. Don't spend 30K without a PPI. Truly think the 964 and all air cooled 911s are the next bubble....POP!!!
Sounds like you need to do some work to your car. A lot has changed since 2011 and a well setup 964 is quite the ride. Drive a Camry and then a 964 and tell me there is no point.
Originally Posted by Spyerx
I'd pay $30 for it as it sits right now. No PPi.
I wouldn't even hesitate at that price. Wish I could find one locally at this price.
So after picking out the perfect car for my commute...450 miles each way, and driving it to work for some years, I get one of these TDI buyback letters in the mail.
Tomorrow my faithful and highly efficient Passat goes to meet the crusher. Vaya con Dios, amigo.
While on a fishing trip in January, out of nowhere, an old friend says he's gonna sell his C2 and would I be interested? '91 C2 coupe manual? Yes...interested.
So after more than a year of bull**** waiting for VW to make good on the settlement, the most efficient car I have ever owned will essentially turn into the coolest car I have ever dreamed of owning.
Got the car bought today. It was covered in dust and bugs when I wheeled it out of its winter home.
Got a wash, quick wax, and new battery. Cleaned up pretty nice.
Heading to Perfect Power on Monday for service and advice. '91 C2 coupe manual seller agreed to $30k cash, no PPI, but the deal is finally done. Took it for a spin around the island and am feeling pretty good about it tonight.
03-31-2017, 08:56 AM
