One of my all time favorite cars, would love to see some pics and hear your ownership experience.

 

A guy I've known for a long time has an original factory flatnose, and it's his baby... he's a manager of a Porsche dealership near me and every nice day out I see him driving back home through my town. Beautiful car!

I know I'm not much help, but figured I'd share.

 

This is the 1989 factory slantnose I bought in 2005. It is grand prix white with cashmere interior and only has about 28,000 miles, because it sits in the garage way too much!!!

 

I've got an '88 Factory Slantnose.....will be my "forever" car

 

Friend of mine with other numerous nice vehicles.

 

This is my '89 factory slantnose cab that I have owned since new. It has just under 9,000 original miles and is 100% stock.

Sloane
1979 930 "Blood Orange"
1989 930S cab
2005 CGT

 

wow all the slant nose car here are beautiful .

 

Hokey smokes. That is an amazing car. Enjoy it forever.

 

Many thanks.... Your new 930 is stunning as well. Enjoy it and take good care of it. 930 turbos in that original condition are becoming harder and harder to find.

Sloane
1979 930
1989 930S cab
05 CGT

 

There's a red 89 with 13k miles and a red 85 for sale on Pelican Parts.

 

Thanks for the pictures you guys are lucky to own such a special 911. Let me know if anyone wants to sell!

 

Can you post the link?

 

Love this post....one of my favorite porsches......one day I will own one....

 

Everything has a price......

 

True. At the end of the day, everything is for sale. But at this point, my selling price would have to add an extra 'zero' at the end of the purchase price. It's that special. i.e. I'd give up the 930 for a Carrera GT (low miles of course!) and every Fathers Day I keep reminding my teenage kids that I'd gladly accept a Pagani Zonda
Other than that, I can't think of much else I'd rather have.
Perhaps not completely accurate (above), but I drove the car to and from a weekly C&C yesterday with many high-end cars (it's Silicon Valley after all) and there weren't many cars there that I'd rather own instead of a near-new 930.