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ewan221
 Post subject: what to buy :-)
PostPosted: Tue Jul 13, 2010 7:24 pm 
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Is it just me that does this :? :?

Initailly thought about a 928 but then was worried about the posibility of huge bills if something went wrong so was looking at 944's then after spending hours on autotrader and piston heads seen a 968 that looks good, a 911 that seems very reasonable and even found myself considring a boxter :lol: :lol:

To top it all passed a local dealer who has a Z3M Roaster up for sale at a very tempting price.

Why cant I make my mind up lol :D :D :D
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AerialAndy
 Post subject: Re: what to buy :-)
PostPosted: Tue Jul 13, 2010 7:34 pm 
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Just get the '44turbo a JMG's it's down from £6995 to £4500 now! You can't boost the power on a Boxster or Z3 like you can on a turbo and isn't Gary Lane selling his turbo, that's really nice :wink:


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ewan221
 Post subject: Re: what to buy :-)
PostPosted: Tue Jul 13, 2010 7:48 pm 
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the white one?
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Mas
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Having read your post ,
are you related to me or just me posting on another account :lol:

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ewan221
 Post subject: Re: what to buy :-)
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lol

sounds like its just not me then :lol:
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Lee 944
 Post subject: Re: what to buy :-)
PostPosted: Tue Jul 13, 2010 7:56 pm 
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Mmmmmmmm, 928!!!!

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Mas
 Post subject: Re: what to buy :-)
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O.k so I wouldnt buy a 928 lol but everything else he mentioned could easily plonk itself in my garage if I were naughty :mrgreen:

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Lee 944
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Mas wrote:
O.k so I wouldnt buy a 928 lol but everything else he mentioned could easily plonk itself in my garage if I were naughty :mrgreen:


I stand by my , mmmmmmmmmm 928!!!!

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Lee 944 wrote:
Mmmmmmmm, 928!!!!


That was my first thought :-) see that you not to far from me - actually spend quite a bit of time up your way at Carstairs (and they do let me out lol)
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Lee 944
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There is only a train station and a prison in Carstairs. Do you drive trains?

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Lee 944 wrote:
There is only a train station and a prison in Carstairs. Do you drive trains?


its a hospital :-) Im a mental health nurse
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J.J.
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If you don't know what you want join the club first & go out in some different models & see the difference. It will all become plain. All the cars have there own attributes. Are you after a daily drive or a weekend toy. Do you want to do track days or just polish it to death & do a few car shows. Or is roof down motoring your style? Never been a better time to buy but getting the right car is crucial & condition is the major factor rather than model. You shouldn't underestimate running costs either. But you really need to ride in a few to help you decide. It's all part of the fun. :)

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ewan221
 Post subject: Re: what to buy :-)
PostPosted: Tue Jul 13, 2010 8:23 pm 
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All joined up now :-)

its weekend toy really and to be honest cant really see me doing track days. Have only ever driven a 944 and that was actually years ago :oops: so good advice
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MisterGT
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ewan221 wrote:
the white one?


Damn thats a good price, do you think my wife would notice if I got it instead of my 'S' (they look almost the same :bounce: )

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Mas
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Its actually 5,500 if you read the ads 4500 ' plus' preperation costs of 1,000 .

In the interest of good relations , I'm not going to give my opinion on that :|

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