help with GT2 pricing please...
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gee ben, i think 3 gt2's qualifies as direct experience
8500 is high on pccb. ready for replacement
i bought a 75 mile 03 gt2 18 months ago for 140.
uncertified that car is 120, or less if you assume 10k new brakes, certified 130 at best
8500 is high on pccb. ready for replacement
i bought a 75 mile 03 gt2 18 months ago for 140.
uncertified that car is 120, or less if you assume 10k new brakes, certified 130 at best
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Originally posted by watt
gee ben, i think 3 gt2's qualifies as direct experience
8500 is high on pccb. ready for replacement
i bought a 75 mile 03 gt2 18 months ago for 140.
uncertified that car is 120, or less if you assume 10k new brakes, certified 130 at best
gee ben, i think 3 gt2's qualifies as direct experience
8500 is high on pccb. ready for replacement
i bought a 75 mile 03 gt2 18 months ago for 140.
uncertified that car is 120, or less if you assume 10k new brakes, certified 130 at best
fwiw, for a non track (or hard mountain) driven PCCB car, 8500 miles is meaningless. the owner's previous car was an F40 and he is very **** about his cars.
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Originally posted by watt
to the power side?
your quote is
Your average driver wants more power; great drivers want more performance...
and having driven with you at willow, you're on the great side... does this mean you're redefining performance?
to the power side?
your quote is
Your average driver wants more power; great drivers want more performance...
and having driven with you at willow, you're on the great side... does this mean you're redefining performance?
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Was joking about getting a 2, I much prefer the 3... Kinda like Tip vs. 6-speed; sure one is easier to drive fast, but the other is more involving - and could never be considered gay.
Was joking about getting a 2, I much prefer the 3... Kinda like Tip vs. 6-speed; sure one is easier to drive fast, but the other is more involving - and could never be considered gay.
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Ben,
Recently Pioneer in San Diego offered me $120K in trade for my 2003 Seal Grey GT2 with 2,500 miles, so I kept it. I think with 8,500 miles priced in the $125 to $135 range is reasonable. I am also in Laguna Niguel, but haven't bumped into your friend yet.
JCM
Recently Pioneer in San Diego offered me $120K in trade for my 2003 Seal Grey GT2 with 2,500 miles, so I kept it. I think with 8,500 miles priced in the $125 to $135 range is reasonable. I am also in Laguna Niguel, but haven't bumped into your friend yet.
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Originally posted by supercup
Ben,
Recently Pioneer in San Diego offered me $120K in trade for my 2003 Seal Grey GT2 with 2,500 miles, so I kept it. I think with 8,500 miles priced in the $125 to $135 range is reasonable. I am also in Laguna Niguel, but haven't bumped into your friend yet.
JCM
Ben,
Recently Pioneer in San Diego offered me $120K in trade for my 2003 Seal Grey GT2 with 2,500 miles, so I kept it. I think with 8,500 miles priced in the $125 to $135 range is reasonable. I am also in Laguna Niguel, but haven't bumped into your friend yet.
JCM
). he'll probably stand out a bit in the black CGT after tomorrow 
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Originally posted by MetalSolid
Was joking about getting a 2, I much prefer the 3... Kinda like Tip vs. 6-speed; sure one is easier to drive fast, but the other is more involving - and could never be considered gay.
Was joking about getting a 2, I much prefer the 3... Kinda like Tip vs. 6-speed; sure one is easier to drive fast, but the other is more involving - and could never be considered gay.
i thought they brought out the coxster for the gay men market? it's the real c.cks.cker, there IS NO substitute!!!
altho' tyson has his eye on that pink gt2 if i dont buy it first
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Originally posted by watt
i thought they brought out the coxster for the gay men market? it's the real c.cks.cker, there IS NO substitute!!!
altho' tyson has his eye on that pink gt2 if i dont buy it first
i thought they brought out the coxster for the gay men market? it's the real c.cks.cker, there IS NO substitute!!!
altho' tyson has his eye on that pink gt2 if i dont buy it first
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