Shall I scratch the itch
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Originally Posted by Boab01,Nov 26 2007, 10:02 PM
Holy crap, I can afford that! damn!
The Masser is very tempting....
Oh and BADA - if you have a problem with the 996 turbo...take one out for a test drive, rag the bejaysus off it on a damp B road.
They are epic
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Originally Posted by Shipley,Nov 27 2007, 08:40 AM
Oh and BADA - if you have a problem with the 996 turbo...take one out for a test drive, rag the bejaysus off it on a damp B road.
They are epic
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993 for looks (apart from that interior)
996 for performance
turbo is the only model I'd consider and the Paragon cars look fairly priced
at least as a starting point for negotiations
996 for performance
turbo is the only model I'd consider and the Paragon cars look fairly priced
at least as a starting point for negotiations
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Originally Posted by gaddafi,Nov 27 2007, 10:06 AM
993 for looks (apart from that interior)
996 for performance
996 for performance
Shame the 993 isn't the late model Turbo S which is by far my favourite Porker.
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Originally Posted by Shipley,Nov 27 2007, 03:47 PM
The 993 was 'raw' with a bit of a haphazard dashboard but it was fine.
It was dated even when the 993 was introduced (mainly because Porsche didn't bother to change it from the outgoing 964 model), and you've got to love the ergonomics of a design that means (at least with where my seat is set) you can't see the speedo needle once it passes around 85 as it's hidden behind the rim of the steering wheel!
(For all that, I love mine and will be very sorry to see it go in a few months time )