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Old Nov 23, 2007 | 09:19 AM
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can someone tell me the differences between the models of 993. I found this forum and just started to look around. Also wanted to know what the best bang for the buck. I have loved the 911 look for many years and know it's time to make my purchase as I have sold all the other toys

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Old Nov 24, 2007 | 08:30 AM
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sweet that is exactly what I needed...thank you so much

C2S is what I'm looking for now I just have to find one

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Old Nov 24, 2007 | 02:27 PM
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sweet that is exactly what I needed...thank you so much

C2S is what I'm looking for now I just have to find one

thanks again
Mark

Just realized that you are only a few towns over from me. I live in Stratham, NH. You should check Rennlist Classifieds and start religiously reading the 993 board there. I found my 993 there but I will tell you that the good ones go very quick so you have to be on your toes. One other piece of advice: you can get a 993 shipped from CA to NH in an enclosed hauler for $1,500. Do not let that kind of money get in the way of you getting a nice car that has seldom seen rain and never seen snow. Mine was in San Diego for its whole life and the whole car is pristine.

Once you have the car, join NCR PCA and start doing DE days with us at NHIS and other tracks. If you attend any NCR event at NHIS you will see my yellow car.

Good luck!

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Old Nov 24, 2007 | 09:33 PM
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cool thanks for the info, I am about 14 min from NHIS I have alot of track days there in the past years and can't wait to drive it in a 993. I did test drive a Cayman S today and I must say that is a very fun car.

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