Does anybody recognize this '02 Turbo?
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01-27-2006 | 06:36 PM
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It's the same as buying an old SC or 911. I remember when I bought my 75 911S for 6K, i said hurray i have a project car,LOL
I already spent 12K on this sucker, and I dont even drive it that much, then I sold it for 11K the ****ing guy flaked on me, haha there you go
I'd rather get a 911 turbo that has 100K miles than that one, JMO..
I already spent 12K on this sucker, and I dont even drive it that much, then I sold it for 11K the ****ing guy flaked on me, haha there you go
I'd rather get a 911 turbo that has 100K miles than that one, JMO..
#33
01-27-2006 | 10:28 PM
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I know that car it was owned by Jack Quinn from S. Florida, he is gay **** star. Story behind the wreck is that his gay lover was ummm, how do i put this "was in Jacks lap doing his thing" and Jack lost control because he blanked out and didnt see the turn coming up. It was in a local newspaper. People say he jizzed all over the seats and the shifter.
Enjoy it in good health!
Enjoy it in good health!
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01-28-2006 | 06:35 AM
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This is all good advice but the car has a "parts only" designation. Does that not mean exactly that?
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01-28-2006 | 06:37 AM
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Very interesting replies but nothing really helpful thus far. Maybe I should have simplified the first post and just simply put:
"Anybody recognize this car or know the owner?"
Thanks for all the comments btw.
I think for a toy, it is more than appropriate, and if it isn't up to par with what I'm looking for, it can easily be sold at cost nevermind the marginal(2-6 thousand) in profit that potentially can be made.
Oh another question, what kind of inlet scoop is that on the left side of the car? It looks aftermarket?
"Anybody recognize this car or know the owner?"
Thanks for all the comments btw.
I think for a toy, it is more than appropriate, and if it isn't up to par with what I'm looking for, it can easily be sold at cost nevermind the marginal(2-6 thousand) in profit that potentially can be made.
Oh another question, what kind of inlet scoop is that on the left side of the car? It looks aftermarket?
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01-28-2006 | 09:12 AM
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Grewal:
A lot of people here does have a lot of experience working and rebuilding Porsches. They are all telling you a fact that you dont want to hear because of your dream to own a 996TT.
You know what, there isnt a better lesson to learn than getting yourself testing the waters !!!!
Go ahead, have a ball !!!!
I know that you are not going to reason to any of this and finally you are going to get your " Dream " car (Even is if is mangled).
Good Luck. A street sweeper wont rattle as much as that car !!!
A lot of people here does have a lot of experience working and rebuilding Porsches. They are all telling you a fact that you dont want to hear because of your dream to own a 996TT.
You know what, there isnt a better lesson to learn than getting yourself testing the waters !!!!
Go ahead, have a ball !!!!
I know that you are not going to reason to any of this and finally you are going to get your " Dream " car (Even is if is mangled).
Good Luck. A street sweeper wont rattle as much as that car !!!
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01-28-2006 | 08:51 PM
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brother just wait a bit befor you embark on the journy, a smoken deal for a legit car is just around the corner.what you are going to embark on is going to be painfull all the way around; both time and $$$$. serious bro just wait the right car will find you. hell my car found me and look at my name.
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