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Erick schreef:Weet nog een zwarte E te staan.
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Thomas Verheijen schreef:Ziet er op de foto's niet verkeerd uit
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wolf schreef:De prijzen van die classics lijken aardig op te lopen...
22 dec 2006 11:07
911 & PorscheWorld schreef:Good and relatively affordable machines are out there, though, and well worth looking for. But they, too, have seen continuing price rises over the last few years, and you’ll have to spend at least £10,000 to get yourself on the road in even a basic ‘L’ model with more than a couple of years’ life left in it – and a reasonable-to-good ‘E’ or ‘S’ will set you back possibly £25,000 and £35,000, respectively.
You can buy a good 996 for that. At the same time that dark cloud brings with it an almost literally silver lining. Look after your early 911, bearing in mind its propensity to rust and self-destruct its engine, but without being afraid to drive it or even (sympathetically) modify, upgrade and improve it (and few cars lend themselves to this more than the early 911), and it will last you the rest of your life.
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patrick911 schreef:911 & PorscheWorld schreef:Good and relatively affordable machines are out there, though, and well worth looking for. But they, too, have seen continuing price rises over the last few years, and you’ll have to spend at least £10,000 to get yourself on the road in even a basic ‘L’ model with more than a couple of years’ life left in it – and a reasonable-to-good ‘E’ or ‘S’ will set you back possibly £25,000 and £35,000, respectively.
You can buy a good 996 for that. At the same time that dark cloud brings with it an almost literally silver lining. Look after your early 911, bearing in mind its propensity to rust and self-destruct its engine, but without being afraid to drive it or even (sympathetically) modify, upgrade and improve it (and few cars lend themselves to this more than the early 911), and it will last you the rest of your life.
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