Killer Deal on my 996 Cabrio
03-15-2006, 05:34 PM
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Some kids I assume slashed the roof. It has now been replaced with a brand new roof from Porsche ($4100 later heh).
Thanks for the kind words.
Thanks for the kind words.
03-18-2006, 02:17 AM
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Originally Posted by YYC930
Sponsor the board or get lost.
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03-18-2006, 01:47 PM
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Originally Posted by YYC930
Take it up with the moderator I contacted. I am sure he will be in touch with you.
03-21-2006, 03:41 AM
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by the way YY930....who said you can't try to sell your own car on rennlist?? He is not a store trying to make a profit, but a member trying to do another rennlister a favor......so take it easy
03-21-2006, 09:49 AM
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Originally Posted by YYC930
Take it up with the moderator I contacted. I am sure he will be in touch with you.
Hmmm...
03-21-2006, 11:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Nicolaasdb
hi don't you think 44,500 is a little steep for a white 99?? Or are you talking canadian dollars??
03-21-2006, 06:13 PM
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Nice Machine Mark , not what I am looking for but vey nice all the same .. how is it to keep white clean on a car ?
My wife had a white car once and hated it ... and since she is the financial manager ... now you know why it is not quite what I am looking for :-)
Good luck with the car...
PS the Calgary guy just made a HUGE mistake , not by what he asked (as he is a paying sponsor, and was probably a fair question to ask if this is allowed ), but the totally unprofesional manner and customer "defocussed" way in which he acted .
My wife had a white car once and hated it ... and since she is the financial manager ... now you know why it is not quite what I am looking for :-)
Good luck with the car...
PS the Calgary guy just made a HUGE mistake , not by what he asked (as he is a paying sponsor, and was probably a fair question to ask if this is allowed ), but the totally unprofesional manner and customer "defocussed" way in which he acted .
03-21-2006, 07:02 PM
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Originally Posted by theiceman
Nice Machine Mark , not what I am looking for but vey nice all the same .. how is it to keep white clean on a car ?
My wife had a white car once and hated it ... and since she is the financial manager ... now you know why it is not quite what I am looking for :-)
Good luck with the car...
PS the Calgary guy just made a HUGE mistake , not by what he asked (as he is a paying sponsor, and was probably a fair question to ask if this is allowed ), but the totally unprofesional manner and customer "defocussed" way in which he acted .
My wife had a white car once and hated it ... and since she is the financial manager ... now you know why it is not quite what I am looking for :-)
Good luck with the car...
PS the Calgary guy just made a HUGE mistake , not by what he asked (as he is a paying sponsor, and was probably a fair question to ask if this is allowed ), but the totally unprofesional manner and customer "defocussed" way in which he acted .
I've gotta say that after silver, white is the EASIEST colour to keep clean possible. It's amazing. I'm completely **** about keeping my car fastidiously clean, and it's simply the best colour without a doubt. After a few days of driving after it's cleaned, it still looks really clean until you get 1' away or run your finger over it. When it's a little dirty, it looks like a nice clean white car, when it's clean it simply sparkles - it's unbelievable.
I feel the same way about the Mr. Calgary - a simple question or inquiry instead of an outright attack would've been a justified and appropriate response.
04-04-2006, 06:37 AM
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Stop focussing on other things guys, what do you say, back to the listing?
Anyways, looks like a nice car. i have to agree on white, it does hide lots of on road dirt well - it's when you're taking dirt roads and splashing mud and dust all over it that it becomes an issue - but how often does that issue come up with a 911 cabrio?
Anyways, looks like a nice car. i have to agree on white, it does hide lots of on road dirt well - it's when you're taking dirt roads and splashing mud and dust all over it that it becomes an issue - but how often does that issue come up with a 911 cabrio?