Any Rennlisters from New Zealand?
#6916
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This looks the business and is SAFE
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/used...-673570846.htm
Porsche 996 GT2 Clubsport in as new condition, originally with fully adjustable suspension, ROP cage, light weight package, bucket seats, 3 and 6 point seatbelts, factory fine tuned engine, limited slip diff.... Wonderful to drive, most responsive and safe super car money can buy.
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/used...-673570846.htm
Porsche 996 GT2 Clubsport in as new condition, originally with fully adjustable suspension, ROP cage, light weight package, bucket seats, 3 and 6 point seatbelts, factory fine tuned engine, limited slip diff.... Wonderful to drive, most responsive and safe super car money can buy.
#6917
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I think this is a bargain at $26K ono. Surely a good starting point for a project car (Steve's 964 started life as a tipo)
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/used...-670791760.htm
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/used...-670791760.htm
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I think this is a bargain at $26K ono. Surely a good starting point for a project car (Steve's 964 started life as a tipo) http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/used...-670791760.htm
#6920
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I was thinking of leaving as a tipo (for the first few years anyway)
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I have a v8 shopping basket towing p-car tippo. The only thing I don't like is the lack of a manual box and the driving enjoyment that brings. The rest of it is great. Old tippos seem to have little market / resale / appreciation from what I've seen?
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Saying that Pete seems to like the idea of a tippo for his DD Cayman S desire. Wouldn't be my choice and I use my boxster manual in heavy Auckland traffic as a DD and still prefer it over a tippo box. PDK is a different argument tho Pete and if your after a DFI cayman auto aren't they all gen 1 PDK which has software that's not nearly as good as the 991/981 PDK which is apparently a big leap forward in responsiveness/fun. #ramdomrambling
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Yes, I discussed conversions with Steve, he recommended C4 to C2 conversion rather than C2 tip to C2 manual. All C4s manual and C4 has some good bits not on C2.
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Saying that Pete seems to like the idea of a tippo for his DD Cayman S desire. Wouldn't be my choice and I use my boxster manual in heavy Auckland traffic as a DD and still prefer it over a tippo box. PDK is a different argument tho Pete and if your after a DFI cayman auto aren't they all gen 1 PDK which has software that's not nearly as good as the 991/981 PDK which is apparently a big leap forward in responsiveness/fun. #ramdomrambling
Hard thing is actually getting to try a gen 1 PDK as none for sale in NZ. Which has me coming back around to the potential of a manual...
That white 964 does seem good value though with a rebuild. What sort of project are you talking Paul? Getting carried away with all that garage space?
#6927
This looks the business and is SAFE
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/used...-673570846.htm
Porsche 996 GT2 Clubsport in as new condition, originally with fully adjustable suspension, ROP cage, light weight package, bucket seats, 3 and 6 point seatbelts, factory fine tuned engine, limited slip diff.... Wonderful to drive, most responsive and safe super car money can buy.
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/used...-673570846.htm
Porsche 996 GT2 Clubsport in as new condition, originally with fully adjustable suspension, ROP cage, light weight package, bucket seats, 3 and 6 point seatbelts, factory fine tuned engine, limited slip diff.... Wonderful to drive, most responsive and safe super car money can buy.
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Or perhaps the grin is so big that it's forced his eyes closed and he can't see to type?
Whatever it is, hope there's a report soon
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I thought in Porsche circles they got the nickname "widowmaker"? From getting bought by wealthy but inexperienced drivers. Looks amazing and I bet it drives amazingly well. I think I'd be a little scared of it myself... Not trusting myself to hold back enough