Is 128,000 miles too high?
12-02-2009, 09:26 AM
#33
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Hi
That is incredible. 19k USD? I wanted to move to the US before but even more so now! Mine is a 185k mile car and goes great. It will go even better once the suspension refurb has been done. My engine bay looks nothing like yours! Yours looks new in comparison.
Best of luck....
Berni
That is incredible. 19k USD? I wanted to move to the US before but even more so now! Mine is a 185k mile car and goes great. It will go even better once the suspension refurb has been done. My engine bay looks nothing like yours! Yours looks new in comparison.
Best of luck....
Berni
12-02-2009, 10:25 AM
#34
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Thread Starter
Hi
That is incredible. 19k USD? I wanted to move to the US before but even more so now! Mine is a 185k mile car and goes great. It will go even better once the suspension refurb has been done. My engine bay looks nothing like yours! Yours looks new in comparison.
Best of luck....
Berni
That is incredible. 19k USD? I wanted to move to the US before but even more so now! Mine is a 185k mile car and goes great. It will go even better once the suspension refurb has been done. My engine bay looks nothing like yours! Yours looks new in comparison.
Best of luck....
Berni
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12-02-2009, 12:10 PM
#35
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I sold an identical car in Ontario in the spring. It had 84,000km on it but sold for a multiple of your price. Buying in the US is the way to go and I've purchased 2 P cars there since 2007. The GR 993 had to go to make room for the TT. However, I still miss the 993. It's very different from the TT especially with respect to handling. I don't think 128k miles will be an issue. These things are incredibly strong if they're looked after. Love the colour. All sports cars should be red.
12-02-2009, 02:55 PM
#36
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I sold an identical car in Ontario in the spring. It had 84,000km on it but sold for a multiple of your price. Buying in the US is the way to go and I've purchased 2 P cars there since 2007. The GR 993 had to go to make room for the TT. However, I still miss the 993. It's very different from the TT especially with respect to handling. I don't think 128k miles will be an issue. These things are incredibly strong if they're looked after. Love the colour. All sports cars should be red.
12-02-2009, 04:46 PM
#37
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Thread Starter
I sold an identical car in Ontario in the spring. It had 84,000km on it but sold for a multiple of your price. Buying in the US is the way to go and I've purchased 2 P cars there since 2007. The GR 993 had to go to make room for the TT. However, I still miss the 993. It's very different from the TT especially with respect to handling. I don't think 128k miles will be an issue. These things are incredibly strong if they're looked after. Love the colour. All sports cars should be red.
12-23-2009, 01:54 PM
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I've seen cars with 45K with worse looking seats. May indicate at least above average diligence on the part of the PO.
If you're spending money to paint the wheels, have you considered doing it to 18" wheels? That's a quasi-mandatory RL upgrade
Congrats on the car!
If you're spending money to paint the wheels, have you considered doing it to 18" wheels? That's a quasi-mandatory RL upgrade
Congrats on the car!
