race car value
10-24-2007 | 09:13 PM
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Motons will set you free, but plan on quite a few DE's to get them set up correctly. Fairly steep learning curve.
Club racing is so much freakin' fun. I hope to be at Thunderbolt for the first race.
10-24-2007 | 10:08 PM
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Hey Bill,
Your "friend" is getting the itch again???
I just might know where there is a yellow 993 cup in original condition for sale..
give me a ring...
Your "friend" is getting the itch again???
I just might know where there is a yellow 993 cup in original condition for sale..
give me a ring...
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Rick DeMan
DeMan Motorsport
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www.DeManMotorsport.com
10-24-2007 | 10:34 PM
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My car is similar, Stock cup RSR etc....... It is a blast to drive. If the car is really nice it is worth every penny.
It would not cost that much to put back to stock.. I have all the parts to do mine. Including the Turnwald wing I found in the back of a shop in Europe....I fugured I have $15K in to return to stock.... Another $10K in paint and assembly. Some day the car will be worth north of $100K If not who cares. There is something special about a factory Porsche race car in my book....
They only made 40 or so 993 cup cars a year, most have been damaged. If the tub on this car is good, it would be a great car to enjoy, and then restore.
In Europe a stock 993 cup in good shape is $80,000 Euro's. A good one is over $100,000.
Buy it you won't be sorry....If I had any extra $$ lying around I would...
It would not cost that much to put back to stock.. I have all the parts to do mine. Including the Turnwald wing I found in the back of a shop in Europe....I fugured I have $15K in to return to stock.... Another $10K in paint and assembly. Some day the car will be worth north of $100K If not who cares. There is something special about a factory Porsche race car in my book....
They only made 40 or so 993 cup cars a year, most have been damaged. If the tub on this car is good, it would be a great car to enjoy, and then restore.
In Europe a stock 993 cup in good shape is $80,000 Euro's. A good one is over $100,000.
Buy it you won't be sorry....If I had any extra $$ lying around I would...
10-25-2007 | 11:41 AM
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Chris,
I may be considering swaping out my tranny. I will let you know if I go that route.
Doing some research now and may decide to make some major changes to the car this winter.
Cheers,
Jamie
I may be considering swaping out my tranny. I will let you know if I go that route.
Doing some research now and may decide to make some major changes to the car this winter.
Cheers,
Jamie
10-28-2007 | 10:34 AM
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Tim's car is a great value out there and needs a nice home. It is another example of a non factory built race car, built as good as the factory and with race history. It is priced right for what you get.
