New Member Lurking Around
10-21-2015, 01:02 PM
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New Member Lurking Around
Brand-Spankin'-New member here. I just had another b-day this month and I made the decision that I need to stop messing around and get serious about finding my first, truly fun car. I'm a car guy to begin with so I could always appreciate a Porsche, but never thought I would have one.
I've set myself to task finding the right car and I think I've settled on a '09/'10 CS. A good friend of mine, and a rabid 944 owner, told me this is one of the places to get great info. So I'm probably going to be leaning on the 987 crowd around here a bit. There's so much I do know, but there's so much I don't know. You can study stock cars from manufacturer literature all day long but I know nothing of the aftermarket scene for a CS.
So I just thought I would introduce myself to the room. I haven't found that perfect CS buy yet, but I'm on the lookout. I have a lot more knowledge to gain; such as I see what people are asking, but I have little knowledge of what things actually sell for, percentage wise that is. Spring time is probably more likely the time I'll buy (gotta have the cash on hand, I hate loans).
Anyway, see Y'all around the forums.
I've set myself to task finding the right car and I think I've settled on a '09/'10 CS. A good friend of mine, and a rabid 944 owner, told me this is one of the places to get great info. So I'm probably going to be leaning on the 987 crowd around here a bit. There's so much I do know, but there's so much I don't know. You can study stock cars from manufacturer literature all day long but I know nothing of the aftermarket scene for a CS.
So I just thought I would introduce myself to the room. I haven't found that perfect CS buy yet, but I'm on the lookout. I have a lot more knowledge to gain; such as I see what people are asking, but I have little knowledge of what things actually sell for, percentage wise that is. Spring time is probably more likely the time I'll buy (gotta have the cash on hand, I hate loans).
Anyway, see Y'all around the forums.
10-21-2015, 04:12 PM
#2
Three Wheelin'
Brand-Spankin'-New member here. I just had another b-day this month and I made the decision that I need to stop messing around and get serious about finding my first, truly fun car. I'm a car guy to begin with so I could always appreciate a Porsche, but never thought I would have one. I've set myself to task finding the right car and I think I've settled on a '09/'10 CS. A good friend of mine, and a rabid 944 owner, told me this is one of the places to get great info. So I'm probably going to be leaning on the 987 crowd around here a bit. There's so much I do know, but there's so much I don't know. You can study stock cars from manufacturer literature all day long but I know nothing of the aftermarket scene for a CS. So I just thought I would introduce myself to the room. I haven't found that perfect CS buy yet, but I'm on the lookout. I have a lot more knowledge to gain; such as I see what people are asking, but I have little knowledge of what things actually sell for, percentage wise that is. Spring time is probably more likely the time I'll buy (gotta have the cash on hand, I hate loans). Anyway, see Y'all around the forums.
10-21-2015, 07:54 PM
#4
Welcome. If you haven't already noticed, in addition to this Cayman sub forum there is also the 987-981 forum which has relevant content. Just one of those RL things... Best of luck in finding the right car.
