Another 993 on Fleabay...
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Another 993 on Fleabay...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...168130554&rd=1
No affiliation, but maybe the guy can be talked into a good offer. I notice he has declined two already. 73K miles - probably a 26K buck car? Thoughts???
No affiliation, but maybe the guy can be talked into a good offer. I notice he has declined two already. 73K miles - probably a 26K buck car? Thoughts???
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The fact that clutch, master/slave cylinders were changed means that the car was driven hard, which is probably a good thing (or that the person was horrible at clutching). If the PPI checked out clean it would probably be a good deal, but I am always scared of the dreaded carbon build up on these cars that requires a new top end. I would rather buy a 130K+ mileage car for 20K and do a top end to make it good as new
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I'm certainly no authority, but it's my belief that Porsche puts out some damn fine cars. Panel gaps like those shown in the photo belong on Barbie's Jeep, not on a $70,000 icon that was assembled with precision and care.
Even if the lid was removed in order to mount a bling-bling B-52 wing, the owner should have noticed the amazing side-to-side disparity.
My vote is rear-end collision. And subsequent, ****-poor, repair.
Andreas
Even if the lid was removed in order to mount a bling-bling B-52 wing, the owner should have noticed the amazing side-to-side disparity.
My vote is rear-end collision. And subsequent, ****-poor, repair.
Andreas
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I'm certainly no authority, but it's my belief that Porsche puts out some damn fine cars. Panel gaps like those shown in the photo belong on Barbie's Jeep, not on a $70,000 icon that was assembled with precision and care.
Even if the lid was removed in order to mount a bling-bling B-52 wing, the owner should have noticed the amazing side-to-side disparity.
My vote is rear-end collision. And subsequent, ****-poor, repair.
Andreas
Even if the lid was removed in order to mount a bling-bling B-52 wing, the owner should have noticed the amazing side-to-side disparity.
My vote is rear-end collision. And subsequent, ****-poor, repair.
Andreas
Even if it was removed for a "valid" reason the fact that it was not reinstalled with any attention to detail says a lot. And what it says ain't good.
Barbie's Jeep...
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