Powerhaus Turbo S still for sale
#1
Powerhaus Turbo S still for sale
www.parcars.com still has John M's Powerhaus conversion for sale on their website. Wonder if he hasn't updated the web page or it's still kicking around. I know he does a lot of consignments so it's not his inventory $$ being tied up.
#4
The cost.
It would cost me less to buy:
~15k 968
2k Speedline rims
.3k Front spoiler
.5k Rear spoiler
I get the same look for half the price. And the look is what I want, not the power.
Now if I had 30k to spend I would buy it.
Right now I just want to drive stick.
It would cost me less to buy:
~15k 968
2k Speedline rims
.3k Front spoiler
.5k Rear spoiler
I get the same look for half the price. And the look is what I want, not the power.
Now if I had 30k to spend I would buy it.
Right now I just want to drive stick.
#6
I inquired about this car over a year ago. They were asking $27K for it then. When I asked for details on the car they faxed me a spec list - the exact spec list for my 968 Turbo that was published in Excellence magazine. (ie: "Motec Engine Management, built by Kelly Moss Racing, etc.") So I phoned the sales guy and asked what model of Motec it had - he didn't know. Then I asked for more details and he couldn't give any other than to say that was all that he had on file. So I phoned KMR and asked if they built another 968 Turbo in addition to the yellow one. They said they built a red race car but not a purple street car. Turns out the sales guy for PAR was full of **** and didn't know jack about what he was selling. I'm not surprised the car is still there after 2 years. Over the last 2 years I've seen the price go from $27K to $35K and now back down to $29K. I was seriously interested when it was priced at $27k but talking with knowledgeable people it appears that the car has or had "issues". Definately would need a good PPI done - especially since the car lot sales people don't seem to be knowledgeable of what they have or if they do know what they have they then aren't the most honorable in telling exactly what is going on with the car. On the bright side, they now seem to know who built the car. Wonder if they have figured out any of the other details yet.
#7
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#8
If by "stick" you mean the reason I saw a Urologist yesterday. It's doing great.
BTW Driving is getting easier, but I need my right foot to hit the brake. Currently my left is. Technically I could drive stick right now, but I would have to shift into neutral before I hit the brake. This is a no, no. Its just to dangerous right now.
Also the bubbling from tinting means that it was a cheap tinting job. My bro's 93' van has factory tint and its fine. A friend of mine who tints uses this real expensive stuff that lasts forever.
BTW Driving is getting easier, but I need my right foot to hit the brake. Currently my left is. Technically I could drive stick right now, but I would have to shift into neutral before I hit the brake. This is a no, no. Its just to dangerous right now.
Also the bubbling from tinting means that it was a cheap tinting job. My bro's 93' van has factory tint and its fine. A friend of mine who tints uses this real expensive stuff that lasts forever.
#9
The Excellence article talked about the Powerhaus build; the KMR was a totally different car. As I remember the owner bought it with a blown engine, then had Powerhaus do the work. Bad hatch seal comes to mind too; I saw the car a couple of times over the years.
#10
~15K 968
6K speedline
.525 front spoiler
1.3k for rear spoiler
This car is not just about looks. It runs well but didn't do so wel on the PPI. I have personally driven the car so its based on 1st hand experience.
Raj
#11
Anyone who buys this car should have an additional $5k handy to sort out some of the issues. They might pop up or it could run for a while as is. The PPI showed numbers all over the place between the cylinders. Looks like the rings didn't seat well across the board.
Raj
Raj
#12
Yikes... that's a problem.
Yikes... those are high prices for look-good parts.
Rich, factory tint is different - the glass itself contains pigment. Aftermarket tint is the stick-on film. I need to find a guy that does primo work with the aftermarket film and get my hatch tinted. Red cars are just begging for a darker hatch glass.
Yikes... those are high prices for look-good parts.
Rich, factory tint is different - the glass itself contains pigment. Aftermarket tint is the stick-on film. I need to find a guy that does primo work with the aftermarket film and get my hatch tinted. Red cars are just begging for a darker hatch glass.