thinking of buying 993 TT
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thinking of buying 993 TT
I've had a few P-cars but I am thinking of buying a low mileage 993TT. I love the air cooled cars and love the feel of this last generation of car, never have owned a turbo but am excited about the possibility. What I am wondering about are the mechanical issues that are particular to the 993 and the turbo as well -- including anything annoying (rattles, buzzes, notchy shifters, etc.) that get in the way of the driving experience. Thanks for any information.
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nan
It's all relative to the condition of the car and how the past owner maintains it. That said, valve giudes are common issues . mod addictions are the problems. among us all here.lol . do a search on this forum and you'll be blown away with all the relevants info.
It's all relative to the condition of the car and how the past owner maintains it. That said, valve giudes are common issues . mod addictions are the problems. among us all here.lol . do a search on this forum and you'll be blown away with all the relevants info.
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ultimate Porsche (in the US) ??
GO FOR IT !!
there is nothing like the look, and feel of a 993tt,
not to mention pitching it sideways on a country road occasionally...
there is nothing like the look, and feel of a 993tt,
not to mention pitching it sideways on a country road occasionally...
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I have been considering selling mine later this year. Call me if you want details @816-795-6213 (office). Gresat car, just might look into another type of Porsche.
http://www.p-car.com/
I have been considering selling mine later this year. Call me if you want details @816-795-6213 (office). Gresat car, just might look into another type of Porsche.