WTB-sorted drivers 993
#1
Rennlist Member
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WTB-sorted drivers 993
Got the itch again and now wish I hadn't parted with my well sorted slate grey RS tribute.
What's the saying?
You're never really without one, just in between.
Was kicking around a 964 but sh*t, their prices are higher than 993's!
WTH happened while I was gone?
Max budget $50k, hi mileage ok. Supension upgrades a plus.
I've searched all the usual places, so anyone who's thinking about selling or knows of a good one, PM me.
What's the saying?
You're never really without one, just in between.
Was kicking around a 964 but sh*t, their prices are higher than 993's!
WTH happened while I was gone?
Max budget $50k, hi mileage ok. Supension upgrades a plus.
I've searched all the usual places, so anyone who's thinking about selling or knows of a good one, PM me.
#2
Brian,
I remember when you sold your car, thinking you wont be able to replace your nice example....good luck in your search.
You can thank Singer for popping 964 prices into unobtainium.
I remember when you sold your car, thinking you wont be able to replace your nice example....good luck in your search.
You can thank Singer for popping 964 prices into unobtainium.
Last edited by nine9six; 03-25-2019 at 05:11 PM.
#3
You know after owning two 964's and now owning my first 993 there isn't much of a comparison. My 993 has a lot more mileage on it than my 964's yet it is a so much a nicer driving car. I just don't get the 964 thing even with Singer snapping some of them up. Even 89 Carrera 4s go for too much money, I couldn't hardly get anyone interested in my 89 with like 30K on it in 2006 when I tried to sell it and look at the prices of them now.
#4
Three Wheelin'
Got the itch again and now wish I hadn't parted with my well sorted slate grey RS tribute.
What's the saying?
You're never really without one, just in between.
Was kicking around a 964 but sh*t, their prices are higher than 993's!
WTH happened while I was gone?
Max budget $50k, hi mileage ok. Supension upgrades a plus.
I've searched all the usual places, so anyone who's thinking about selling or knows of a good one, PM me.
What's the saying?
You're never really without one, just in between.
Was kicking around a 964 but sh*t, their prices are higher than 993's!
WTH happened while I was gone?
Max budget $50k, hi mileage ok. Supension upgrades a plus.
I've searched all the usual places, so anyone who's thinking about selling or knows of a good one, PM me.
#5
Three Wheelin'
You know after owning two 964's and now owning my first 993 there isn't much of a comparison. My 993 has a lot more mileage on it than my 964's yet it is a so much a nicer driving car. I just don't get the 964 thing even with Singer snapping some of them up. Even 89 Carrera 4s go for too much money, I couldn't hardly get anyone interested in my 89 with like 30K on it in 2006 when I tried to sell it and look at the prices of them now.
#6
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This is a Rennlister's car for sale in SoCal: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...s-angeles.html
It's also on Craigslist but is $3k cheaper ($42k) on Pelican.
It's also on Craigslist but is $3k cheaper ($42k) on Pelican.
#7
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Not meaning to start an argument, but do we really think the "Singer effect" has that much weight on overall 964 values? How many did they produce so far - 200 cars, maybe? And what - 50 (if that) on a wait list? Latest collaboration with Williams is production-limited to 75 cars, so overall just don't see the Singer 'wave' moving the 964 market to such effect given they are a handful of cars relative to overall 964 production. (I spoke to the Singer guys in person when they were displaying the Lightweight Study, the admitted they have a way to go before being sold out of the 75 examples they are envisioning to produce).
Heck, by that parallel, maybe with the Guntherwerks / Vorsteiner offering, the 993 market further moves upward
Heck, by that parallel, maybe with the Guntherwerks / Vorsteiner offering, the 993 market further moves upward
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#8
I agree with you. My first 964 was a poor handling pig. But that was my own fault for buying a C4 Cab. My second 964 (an RSA) was great fun, but as soon as I drove a 993, I knew I had to have one. The RSA was great, of course, but the 993 is on a whole different level. I think it is easy to think harshness == performance, and that may be part of the 964’s appeal. Its the last 911 that can be truly harsh to drive. The 993 rear suspension was a game changer, and I personally wouldn’t want to go back.
I totally agree ( not to hijack this thread) ! I also had a 93 RSA back in 94 and of course should have kept it!! $$$$$$
#9
Three Wheelin'
Not meaning to start an argument, but do we really think the "Singer effect" has that much weight on overall 964 values? How many did they produce so far - 200 cars, maybe? And what - 50 (if that) on a wait list? Latest collaboration with Williams is production-limited to 75 cars, so overall just don't see the Singer 'wave' moving the 964 market to such effect given they are a handful of cars relative to overall 964 production. (I spoke to the Singer guys in person when they were displaying the Lightweight Study, the admitted they have a way to go before being sold out of the 75 examples they are envisioning to produce).
Heck, by that parallel, maybe with the Guntherwerks / Vorsteiner offering, the 993 market further moves upward
Heck, by that parallel, maybe with the Guntherwerks / Vorsteiner offering, the 993 market further moves upward
#11
Check this one out on rennlist marketplace:
https://rennlist.com/forums/market/1136125
A ‘95 - so no worries about future SAI-related CEL and passing emissions.
maybe it’s even one of the 95s that have separate 1-2 gears on mainshaft in case you ever have the itch for a Re-gear.
No affiliation with seller. I got a 1997 and sometimes I wonder if a 95 would have been better for the reasons listed above.
https://rennlist.com/forums/market/1136125
A ‘95 - so no worries about future SAI-related CEL and passing emissions.
maybe it’s even one of the 95s that have separate 1-2 gears on mainshaft in case you ever have the itch for a Re-gear.
No affiliation with seller. I got a 1997 and sometimes I wonder if a 95 would have been better for the reasons listed above.
#12
Rennlist Member
How about this offering from Mooty. Similar to your Avatar with a 3.8
https://rennlist.com/forums/vehicle-...-993-3-8l.html
https://rennlist.com/forums/vehicle-...-993-3-8l.html
#13
You know after owning two 964's and now owning my first 993 there isn't much of a comparison. My 993 has a lot more mileage on it than my 964's yet it is a so much a nicer driving car. I just don't get the 964 thing even with Singer snapping some of them up. Even 89 Carrera 4s go for too much money, I couldn't hardly get anyone interested in my 89 with like 30K on it in 2006 when I tried to sell it and look at the prices of them now.
Don’t think of what they are and how old they are and what they once cost. Rather, what would you prefer that costs less? There are plenty of people that choose something else but there are plenty more left over and fewer 964’s.
and fwiw I prefer my 993 to my 964 but I’m not bemoaning the 964 prices.
#15
Three Wheelin'