GonadWarrior
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- May 11, 2001
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I've had the car for so long, I sometimes forget how much I love driving her.
Makes me smile every time.
popey
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- Dec 25, 2003
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Back when things were going good I had these 3 plus that little 86 Civic hiding behind them Grey car was my 88 Carerra w/G50. Green car was my 78 911/72 RS impostor, and the Miata I bought for $500 with only 86k on the clock .
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FryingPan
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I can't breathe.
Good looking car but what the fuuuuuuuuuck price.
FryingPan
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You're not the first person to ask me that.
Just about every 87+ has gone for bonkers money on BaT lately, but nah, I didn't buy this stupid thing to just sell it a few months later.
One of the most senseless results I’ve seen on the site in the last few years. Dude just absolutely buried himself alive.
Almost two months and way too much money later, the 944 lives.
I’d probably make an exception for this though seeing as Renegade did it.
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You're not the first person to ask me that.
Just about every 87+ has gone for bonkers money on BaT lately, but nah, I didn't buy this stupid thing to just sell it a few months later.
Good call! I would not sell either. Either the Merc or MR2 would be first to go.
btw. Found some navy door panels that could work in your car. But they're from a cab, not sure if they're the same.
1984-1987 Porsche 911 Door Cards - Best Offer - auto parts - by...
Black 911 Door Cards - very good shape, black, embossed vinyl version, from 911 Cabriolet Stored indoors, inside of box since 1997 Done with my projects, so it's time to let this pair go Pretty...
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Had this little guy for awhile too. Sold it to pay for the 930 turbo brake system I put on the RS project
FryingPan
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Good call! I would not sell either. Either the Merc or MR2 would be first to go.
btw. Found some navy door panels that could work in your car. But they're from a cab, not sure if they're the same.
1984-1987 Porsche 911 Door Cards - Best Offer - auto parts - by...
Black 911 Door Cards - very good shape, black, embossed vinyl version, from 911 Cabriolet Stored indoors, inside of box since 1997 Done with my projects, so it's time to let this pair go Pretty...sfbay.craigslist.org
Nice. I managed to clean mine up and straighten them out considerably but down the line I'm going to switch the backing over to aluminum or ABS and have new upholstery done. I'm sour about it because the leather itself is in fantastic shape and has many more years of life in it, but the PO's shitty tweeter install put big holes and hidden tears behind the speaker components.
noogles
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- Feb 19, 2004
- 5,264
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Okay! I just put a deposit on a 2000 C2 Cabriolet. Not exactly what I wanted, but I couldn't pass it up at the price (calling this my starter Porshce).
They are putting new tires on it, safetying it, and putting in a PCCM Plus before I pick it up.
One question though since it didn't have the owner's manual in it.... what fucking octane fuel does it require?
So fucking frustrating that I can't seem to find the answer on google. I just get a ton of forum posts where people say "I would never put anything but premium in my car".... which doesn't help... because I don't know if they are even talking about 91 or 93 or 94 octance.
So... can anyone here open up a 996 C2 Owner's Manual and tell me what the required octane rating is?
They are putting new tires on it, safetying it, and putting in a PCCM Plus before I pick it up.
One question though since it didn't have the owner's manual in it.... what fucking octane fuel does it require?
So fucking frustrating that I can't seem to find the answer on google. I just get a ton of forum posts where people say "I would never put anything but premium in my car".... which doesn't help... because I don't know if they are even talking about 91 or 93 or 94 octance.
So... can anyone here open up a 996 C2 Owner's Manual and tell me what the required octane rating is?