Turbo going for $45K
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Thanks for letting a poseur like me hang around the real deal like you here on this board.
I clearly, like my fellow MDs, have lot to learn from you.
Congratualtions on your buy from EBay. Great car..but you already knew that.
I was a Porsche nut before the whole MD thing. BTW, most MDs can't afford 996TT or 997TT when they are new.Originally Posted by Tom Pepper
Gee, I didn't know that being a doctor made me less of a Porsche afficianado. Let's see...PCA member, 944, 928, 928, 993x 14 years and 996tt.Thanks for letting a poseur like me hang around the real deal like you here on this board.
I clearly, like my fellow MDs, have lot to learn from you.
Congratualtions on your buy from EBay. Great car..but you already knew that.
catfishez picked it up yesterday and hauled azz down south before the next snow storm came through here early this morning.
I priced the car to sell it, taking into account that it was going to be parked in my garage gatering dust for the next 4 months while the salt and snow cover our roads here in Vermont. I also had the numbers of what they are selling at Manheim countrywide and that would of entailed shipping the car down there and paying the selling fees.
Next move will be a 2007/997 Turbo more than likely once the 2008 models come out this summer and the '07's Turbo become more available. In the meantime we'll go boating in Florida to keep the adrenaline going...
I priced the car to sell it, taking into account that it was going to be parked in my garage gatering dust for the next 4 months while the salt and snow cover our roads here in Vermont. I also had the numbers of what they are selling at Manheim countrywide and that would of entailed shipping the car down there and paying the selling fees.
Next move will be a 2007/997 Turbo more than likely once the 2008 models come out this summer and the '07's Turbo become more available. In the meantime we'll go boating in Florida to keep the adrenaline going...
