Roverlady said:
Contact your local PCA. Like all the great help you get here on Discoweb, you will find the local PCA just as helpful finding a reputable shop to work on the car.
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Contact your local PCA. Like all the great help you get here on Discoweb, you will find the local PCA just as helpful finding a reputable shop to work on the car.
PowersDisco said:
Agreed, you should be able to find a good, clean '97 for the mid to high teens. Shop around. I would buy the salvage titled car, but for under 10, and only as a track car. Like Jimjet says, trying to resell it as a street car down the road will be extremely difficult.
I love my 98 areo boxster, but i wish it was the S. still a great car with to trunks we use it as a daily driver. plus youl love the look of people as you load bag into the front. good luck with it. also check out PPBB.com
do not go for the salvage boxster. It will be very hard to sell.
do not go for the salvage boxster. It will be very hard to sell.
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Eric N - "Take it out and stretch it's legs yet?"
Yes...just a bit.
However its not a daily driver so I find myself creating reasons to drive it each day.
"Honey, do you need me to pick up some groceries?, How about a bagle, maybe some Ice cream?"...anything to get in and drive!
That said I have taken it out on the GSP here in NJ and ran it right up to 130 with the top down but only once was I able to take it through a good couple of turns at speed to date. That's where its at with this thing.
Yes...just a bit.
However its not a daily driver so I find myself creating reasons to drive it each day.
"Honey, do you need me to pick up some groceries?, How about a bagle, maybe some Ice cream?"...anything to get in and drive!
That said I have taken it out on the GSP here in NJ and ran it right up to 130 with the top down but only once was I able to take it through a good couple of turns at speed to date. That's where its at with this thing.
...and here is another car with hideous rims...Ha Ha
2006 Porsche Carrera 4 Cabriolet
Equipment:
Features 3.6 Liter Flat 6 cylinder engine with Vario-Cam Plus producing 325 Horsepower. 6-speed manual transmission with dual-mass flywheel and hydraulic clutch. Motronic electronic accelerator pedal with solid-state distribution.
18?? Carrera III light alloy wheels
2006 Porsche Carrera 4 Cabriolet
Equipment:
Features 3.6 Liter Flat 6 cylinder engine with Vario-Cam Plus producing 325 Horsepower. 6-speed manual transmission with dual-mass flywheel and hydraulic clutch. Motronic electronic accelerator pedal with solid-state distribution.
18?? Carrera III light alloy wheels
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John, just by coincidence, you wouldn't be parking the porsche in Bloomfield during the day? I seen a very similar car there, same rims and all. Just next to my building complex.
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