ryano

this car must have some stories....
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Porsc...fCarsQ5fTrucks

goofballdeluxe

I dunno. Seems priced about right with 70K miles on the clock...

ABCar

Nice color! You know, I really wouldn't mind a turbo...would have to have black interior, sport seats and fewer owners...Rennlister preferred of course.

ca993twin

Nice car. They say Cargraphics wheels... they look like BBS LeMans wheels to me. They claim 490 hp with a ECU flash, sport cats and B&B exhaust. Oh... if 490 HP were only that easy. Still... nice car.

<edit> Upon further review, I don't know what I am talking about with regard to the wheels... very well might be Cargraphics.

ryano

most TTs i have been eyeing lately have been in the 70s regardless of mileage. The last thing i need is an excuse to buy one in the 50s

95 C4 993

The story isnt with the car but rather the seller. A 93% credit rating on Ebay with 240 transactions=your rolling the dice with the seller.

il pirata

The poster cannot even use spell check "reliabaly".

Bad credit ok.

OMG.

2qwik4u

I've seen plenty of TT's sell in the 50's, including right here on rennlist.

chsu74

There is a blk 3.8L 993TT posted for sale in June issue of Panorama with 90K miles asking $42K.

JPS

Anyone know the story on that one?

ro9beam2002

I talked with him, said he had a very large deposit on the car.... last i heard...

JPS

Not to hijack, but I emailed that fellow (different car than OP). Said it was sold, and he has since realized he undersold it by at least 10k. Said it was in great shape, he just goofed. Doh!

chsu74

Sorry to highjack!

I wanted it too but it was already sold when I contacted Wayne. I thought that was priced right as not too many high mile turbos are FS. That one had GT2 turbos and tranny regear which may mean track time. I was interested because it is one owner. There was RL member who sold a red Anadial recent engine rebuilt 3TT for $45 with 145K miles a year or two ago.

If this car's engine was rebuilt recently, then its a great deal. Otherwise, you have to consider rebuilding cost.

Mike J

Hmmm, not sure I have seen "plenty".

Usually the ones in the high 40's are very high mileage examples with likely major issues or just lots of wear, the ones in the 50's are higher mileage examples that may, if you fluke out, be in good shape, but it's a bit hit and miss. If you get into the low 60's, there seems to be a wide range of options, and above that the real cherry examples are available. Then there is the stupidly-high $90K+ cars which cannot be driven otherwise they plunge off the depreciation curve.

Hopefully I will see a no-issues, non-stressed, fairly low miles, no-accidents, babies, no engine mods to push more power (!!) 993 Turbo in the 50's, but I suspect not anytime soon.... :-(

Cheers,

Mike