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Anyone:



http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2003-PORSCHE- ... 25825145e0

very close to me and I'd been considering replacing my old classic rangie for the winter.
Seems a good price with the 2 main issues addressed. Decent mileage too.
Many thanks

Ummm that looks a good deal. Get it bought!!!
I think the grand Cherokee will get replaced by one of these.

I am waiting for the diesels to come down in value a bit more in price so I can use it to replace my old Range rover dog transport.. I know, I know... Diesel... Porsche.. They are rather good, especially as a big 4x4 with a sporty touch, far better than a diesel Range Rover sport a friend has!

Not going to miss the ghosts in the electronics in my Range Rover that led me to buying a land rover diagnostic computer so I can clear the random (and I mean, random, such as "Vehicle Moving" faults) that only ever occur if you are 400 miles from home and cause it to deck the suspension!!

Go for it

I can highly recommend diesel in Porsche, there is a lot of nonsense from people on this subject who've never experienced it.

jmgarage wrote:I am waiting for the diesels to come down in value a bit more in price so I can use it to replace my old Range rover dog transport.. I know, I know... Diesel... Porsche.. They are rather good, especially as a big 4x4 with a sporty touch, far better than a diesel Range Rover sport a friend has!

Not going to miss the ghosts in the electronics in my Range Rover that led me to buying a land rover diagnostic computer so I can clear the random (and I mean, random, such as "Vehicle Moving" faults) that only ever occur if you are 400 miles from home and cause it to deck the suspension!!

Go for it

So that's 3 Porsche's then

Going to have to go back to being a businessman again

What's the rangie Jon? Classic or P38.