Originally Posted by briefescape

Not here to offend anyone but you ask and this is just my humble opinion just slightly higher mileage 3 owner car no expense spared to bring it up to snuff . There is a black 3 spoke 996 steering wheel with a leather air bag and a black alu. n leather e brake that could be work in the deal .

Here you go...


1995 Porsche 993 Riviera Blue Cab

993 Cabriolet in stunning and rare Riviera Blue, black top, black leather
interior.
178K km, 6 speed, local, complete records/Carfax, no accidents, factory
stock except for sport springs and Gemballa "Lemans Black Edition" wheels
shod with PS2's 245/18 295/18 at 80%.
This car is absolutely immaculate inside and out with many recent new parts:
clutch, flywheel, all engine seals inc RMS, brake pads, rotors, steering
rack, front control arms, alternator, canvas top/headliner, cab top motors,
battery, windshield, lens's and more.
No expense spared to make the car good as new. All receipts on hand.
There is also an Alpine CD stacker, a hidden radar detector, and a proximity
alarm.
Needs nothing. No disappointments.


See more photo's at :
http://www.flickr.com/photos/5005126...18/with/459778
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Originally Posted by Arena993

When I sold mine last Summer I got 31K and it was done right plus look at my signature a very well done car IMHO. Now granted it is not a 27K original mile car, but twice the price? I honestly hope he gets it, or gets close because it can only help all of us.

Mike

Originally Posted by CarreraDan

As someone who is looking to purchase a rare colored 993 (had a granite green 911) in the near future I wish you lots of luck. Slate Grey and Rivera Blue are two of my favorite colors and your car looks great. However at $60K I would be looking for a turbo or the nicest C2S or C4S money can buy in todays market, not a 95 Carrera Cab.

If you are serious about selling the car you might want to lower your price a tad, as a cash buyer I would not even contact you about the car with its current asking price. Please don't take offense to my post I am just giving you my opinion from someone looking to buy a rare colored 993. Again, good luck with the sale and if mid to high 30's would take the car feel free to contact me.

Originally Posted by Cactus

If I would have had the space and money you definitely wouldn't be looking at Rivi in your garage today. LOVE

Originally Posted by Arena993

When I sold mine last Summer I got 31K and it was done right plus look at my signature a very well done car IMHO. Now granted it is not a 27K original mile car, but twice the price? I honestly hope he gets it, or gets close because it can only help all of us.

Mike

Originally Posted by Mark in Baltimore

Unless the seller has asked for pricing feedback, it's generally regarded as not cool to offer negative commentary on the price when he/she is the thread originator.

Originally Posted by Mark in Baltimore

Unless the seller has asked for pricing feedback, it's generally regarded as not cool to offer negative commentary on the price when he/she is the thread originator.

Originally Posted by TRINITONY

+993, and OP is a cool dude, has been on here a long time....and not the type to step on other peeps post....

Originally Posted by briefescape

I agreed and that is why I did not post anything about pricing .

I had half heartedly put mine up for sale last summer due to health issues .
Will decided shortly if mine is for sale . I do not want to end up like Mike ( Arena993 ) I am afraid to ask him how much it cost to retrieved his RB .

Cheers Guy

Originally Posted by Mark in Baltimore

Unless the seller has asked for pricing feedback, it's generally regarded as not cool to offer negative commentary on the price when he/she is the thread originator.

Originally Posted by Mark in Baltimore

Yeah, it would be polite if the other 'listers could remove their posts so that Scott can sell his car.

Originally Posted by deadhead1960

Mmm...I've re-read the posts twice and there are no negative commentaries. It appears all the comments have been respectful. I think when you advertise a car that is so inflated in price, relative to the market, it invites points of views and opinions of others. That should not be confused with "negative comments." If the OP did not want his car to be subjected to debate, at the very least he should have listed it solely in the classified section and not in the forum section. Censorship is never a good thing.

Originally Posted by Mark in Baltimore

Then I'm sure you won't care if, the next time you sell something, others post critical comments about the price, condition, etc. of the item you're selling.

BTW, if your post disagrees with the OP's price, that is negative commentary.