Or a 951, had a couple and I miss owning one.

 

I had one as my daily driver for 10 years as an outside sales guy.

Great road car. Make sure its got a good maint. history and has been serviced regularly.

I had 175k on mine and it ran like a fine watch. Some idiot ran into the back of it at about 30mph without even stepping on the brakes while I was stopped at a traffic light. Totalled it and the car in front of me (Which was a brand new, special ordered M3. Boy was that guy pissed.) If that had not happened, I'd still be driving it.

 

Got a 944s coming. I also like the 968 cabrio's.

 

I love the old bmw 6's but it seems like there's a thread about them every few months...

 

"Past
1979 928 (source of my current Porsche sickness!)
1985 BMW 525i (Cool car but what a lemon!) "

Duh.

 

Hope the 944 is an S2 or Turbo

 

I've always liked them, but never had one. Nice 85 stick w/ 61k on e-bay:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/VINTA...item43acf6d94e

 

S2

 

Ok, so I can't help myself. I'm on my way to look at it anyway. Lord help me!

 

Great news. The Lord did help me. The car was a P.O.S.! Stored outside, no cover, cracked dash, molding etc. Wanted about 50% over market. This lesson has taught me to stick with P-cars. Thanks all.

 

You are going to love the S2. Just put an exhaust on it they sound great with a little less restriction.

 

Haven't bought the exhaust yet. What do you suggest? Thanks.

 

Nice example.

 

I had one for a few years. It was the first car I ever bought. Had an alternator go once. BMW wanted a fortune for a replacement then I realized I could remove the mounting plate from the old alternator and order the exact same Bosch alternator from a Bosch retailer, which was 1/4 the price. Don't remember any other issues with it. More of a comfortable and stylish cruiser than a sports car.

 

You'll either need to be a good mechanic, or know a good mechanic. Lots to go wrong with that mileage.