Help me evaluate this C4S...
10-01-2003, 01:09 PM
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Karim, Your sniffing glue too. Show me where anyone has bought a clean, average mile TT for $55K
10-01-2003, 01:18 PM
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Originally posted by ksjcorpus
i just joined rennlist a few days ago and everywhere i keep seeing people trying to sell viken's car --- is he giving out a cut or is that superb an example. really though .. i've checked it out and it's undoubtedly sweet but for 55k yikes. you can get a tt for that.
i just joined rennlist a few days ago and everywhere i keep seeing people trying to sell viken's car --- is he giving out a cut or is that superb an example. really though .. i've checked it out and it's undoubtedly sweet but for 55k yikes. you can get a tt for that.
If you want to spend the same money on a high mileage TT from a stranger, thats fine. If you want a great deal on a fantastic car with the right upgrades, then look at Viken's car.
E. J.
10-01-2003, 01:19 PM
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Yeah, Listen to E.J. before he takes you to the wood shed.
10-01-2003, 01:31 PM
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Randy You can get a TT for 55K.... that has been in
a accident or has a salvage title. Otherwise 70K+ for a
low mile TT, in the high 60's if you work hard for a 96.
Speaking a clutch's I just wish I had one that worked- boosted
or not!
a accident or has a salvage title. Otherwise 70K+ for a
low mile TT, in the high 60's if you work hard for a 96.
Speaking a clutch's I just wish I had one that worked- boosted
or not!
10-01-2003, 01:48 PM
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Not all of us prefer a TT - I could easily afford one and choose a 1998 C2S as I liked it more.
It is not a question of one being better than the other...it is simply a question of which one makes you happier.
It is not a question of one being better than the other...it is simply a question of which one makes you happier.
10-01-2003, 02:02 PM
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No one said everyone prefers anything. There are plenty of people who can afford Porsche's and they drive Pontiac's. It's not a matter of only $. Some of us make sacrfices to own these cars. There are lots of choices. Mike W
10-01-2003, 02:15 PM
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Mike,
The comment was "***** envy" and it appeared on the previous page.
Some people have the opinion that the TT is better <period> and that anyone that has another car really wishes they had a TT.
That simply isn't true.
They are all great cars and we all, no matter how much $$$ we have, sacrifice something to make a purchase like this.
We should all be thankful that we have the oppurtunity to be custodians for these vehicles...no matter which flavor we choose to drive.
The comment was "***** envy" and it appeared on the previous page.
Some people have the opinion that the TT is better <period> and that anyone that has another car really wishes they had a TT.
That simply isn't true.
They are all great cars and we all, no matter how much $$$ we have, sacrifice something to make a purchase like this.
We should all be thankful that we have the oppurtunity to be custodians for these vehicles...no matter which flavor we choose to drive.
10-01-2003, 02:25 PM
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I agree with you the D.C. We are fortunate to drive any of these cars. Having owned 6 Porsche's the last being my 95C2 ,which I hated to give up eventhough I had bought a TT. The truth is I'm worried about Old Guy. He bought a TT and now may never see his son again! Mike W
10-01-2003, 02:33 PM
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Originally posted by DC from Cape Cod
I wasn't aware that trading a family member for a TT was an option.....I might have to build a bigger garage.
I wasn't aware that trading a family member for a TT was an option.....I might have to build a bigger garage.
What will a MIL get you?
10-01-2003, 02:52 PM
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Originally posted by GJ
C4S vs TT..
TT has a boosted clutch which in my opinion makes the car very undesirable. The clutch has absolutely no "feel" at all. It's very benign and not rewarding to drive.
C4S vs TT..
TT has a boosted clutch which in my opinion makes the car very undesirable. The clutch has absolutely no "feel" at all. It's very benign and not rewarding to drive.
10-01-2003, 04:25 PM
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I did not think about my mother-in-law!! (other family members)
I could have
kept my son! he was getting to be a good golfer!
What does a good mother-in-law bring these days?
I could have
kept my son! he was getting to be a good golfer!
What does a good mother-in-law bring these days?