It is top dollar price and the car does look shiny after the respray However I find thwe advert contradictatory, It says at the top:
"August 2016 Restoration (Finished in August Started end of 2015)"
That means it was finished 10 days ago - so not been to many car show recently Also make me wonder when it says
"£18,600 of receipts for work done since 2002"
If it's had all this money chucked at it - why did it need restoring? I wouldn't chuck a load of money at a car that needs that much restoring - would be cheaper to buy another....
"£7,600 receipts of work done since 2012 (Under 10,000 miles done since) "
This next bit seems cheap if it includes the Cambelt and rollers from a Porshe specialist garage - The cambelt stuff needs changing every 4 years regardless of use, so I'd check the date on that - it's also usually god to change the water pump at the same time (access oportunity) if not done recently
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Cambelt and rollers changed 300 miles ago by a Porsche specialist garage
Miles 133145 date 07/03/2015, Front discs and pads , repair calliper, replace rotor arm, adjust boot hatch, front wheel bearing, plugs. £758.59"
136 K miles as well - Doesn't tell you much about the engine either Sounds like it may have been bought cheap - tarted up and now for sale - certainly not been used much this year. I'd look on Pistonheads before deciding if I were you. My 92 S2 cost 6900 with 110k miles on about 5 years back. I prefer to buy a decent immac clean car - and have things like cambelts done myself - so I.m SURE they're done There's quite a few around if you wait.
For the money spent on that car - wouldn't have thought it would need restoring to that extent
I'm also picky and suspicious. ))
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