Gandara

Hmm, I'm not bothered at all in doing my own work at all be it engine or interior work. I'm not expecting perfect, 91 would mean 17 years old. That mileage thing does worry me, and I would not pay its advertised price of 45k It was reduced on cars.com to 42.5k and the other black porsche that I saw for 39.9k is back up for 42.5k as well. In his other ad he had put that it was a "8 cylinder" so I guess he corrected it now. I guess all I will do is wait for one to pop up for sale in tx and the southwest. Makes it so much easier for me to take a look at it. Thanks for the help, always appreciated.

jrgatfh

I've seen this car in real life its located a few miles from me. I know the original owner and the owner who has it now. The wrinkles i nthe headliner is from a rollbar, it was a heavy track car. I took it for a test drive it felt pretty nice not as clean as my best friends C2 Turbo, but I dont expect it to drive like his since his is in amazing condition. The interior needs ALOT of love. Me personally if I had bought the car I would definitly replace both seats and possibly try to get new door panels and carpets, but I'm very **** and want my C2 to be perfect. It clearly has the signs of a track car: headliner, the rock guards in front of the rear wheels are all chipped up and the front windshield was recently replaced. I was able to see some oil leakage in the engine bay, and for me I would repaint the whole car it has alot of dings and rock chips all over. All in all the car needs ALOT of love but both owners were good guys and true Porsche enthusiasts.

jrgatfh

P.S. I never got it checked out by my mechanic, but thats all the work it needed from my point of view

al 965

The original owner was in Arizona

cobalt

Hold out, although there are not many of these cars there is always another one around the corner coming up for sale. At those prices you are better off waiting till a prime example comes along.

Gandara

I will definately follow your advice. Cobalt, thank you all for the help.