Is Bruce A right?
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Is Bruce A right?
In this months (Dec) issue of Excellence (Readers' sale report), a 1998 C2S with 7500 miles, black with partial-leather interior, silver gauges and six speed is purchased for $28,500. Comment is "nicely done". Has the (stock) market and price of crude finally found its way to the P cars?
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I doubt many construction laborers drive 993s but architects and builders might.
BTW, a 1998 C2S with 7500 miles, black with partial-leather interior, silver gauges and six speed for $28,500 is just about what I'm looking for.
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I saw the letter in Excellence and thought this had to be the work of a mischievous Rennlister Bruce is so out of touch with reality that he took the bait!
In this months (Dec) issue of Excellence (Readers' sale report), a 1998 C2S with 7500 miles, black with partial-leather interior, silver gauges and six speed is purchased for $28,500. Comment is "nicely done". Has the (stock) market and price of crude finally found its way to the P cars?
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Do you think he really impact the resale values of P-cars? I doubt it. Give the man some slack. At the end of the day, a car is worth what a person will pay for it....period. With that said, where can I find that $27K C2S????