Bkaplan

Good afternoon!
I am in the market for a Porsche 968, non-negotiables that it's a white coupe.
Open to any offers or recommendations.

I am not plugged into the Porsche world, forum or otherwise, so only staying abreast of the classified listings on the usual marketplace sites. Your support and ideas are most welcome and I look forward to being a more meaningful contributor here once I'm a newly minted Porsche owner.

I first saw a 968 15 years ago at Cars and Coffee SoCal. In hindsight it was perfect, a '94 white coupe, tan interior and for sale. At 13 I was in no position to buy at the time and since, through all my subsequent research, has remained my favorite car.

jeff968

Post your contact information. Any other requirements? Tiptronic considered? Your location?

Bkaplan

I'll be monitoring this thread and direct messages, both should reach me, thank you!

I'm in SoCal, but looking nationwide and in Canada.
The ideal is a '94 white coupe, tan interior, but I am flexible on year, interior color, and transmission. I am neutral between manual and Tiptronic.

cgfen

You'll need to post a bit more (>5) to receive or send any direct messages.
I know, I just tried to send you one.

Bkaplan

Thank you, quite appreciated. With all your feedback I should reach that quickly!

Yogii

I would recommend going to Bring a Trailor .com and put in notification of a 968. Jeff can tell you how many white cars came to USA.
They only imported 4,000 over 4 years, so just white might be very limiting...

-Yogii
AKA 968 Novice

Ufnavy06

There are a ton of Grand Prix White cars out there. Very common color, relatively speaking.

Paul Waterloo

air993

Sorry wrong forum. 968-986

cgfen

quite correct.
since each 968 is ~ 3100 pounds
and
a ton = 2000 pounds.
each single car is 1 1/2 tons

jeff968

299 NA coupes, third most popular color on coupe. (230 6spds, 69 tips)15 White M030s, third most popular color on M030, 14 different interiors with black (87) and Cashmere (80) being the most common and Flamenco red and Provence Blue (1 of each) being the most rare.

Jeff