Wheres all my smiley`s gone
25-04-2008, 10:23 PM
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Now were talking ma man 
Hows the porker, my best mates got the cash for his just now but waiting till june when he turns the big 4 0
He`s owned a couple of 993`s before and is fairly clued up but have you any tips or anything that you dont no till you own one, cheers
Hows the porker, my best mates got the cash for his just now but waiting till june when he turns the big 4 0
He`s owned a couple of 993`s before and is fairly clued up but have you any tips or anything that you dont no till you own one, cheers
25-04-2008, 10:26 PM
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Hi matey
Glad you refound your smileys!
Porker has been great overall. I went for one with a warranty to ensure that any big issues would hopefully be Porsches problem and not mine.
My best advice is that if the 996 does tempt - check the issue with the half shaft - happy to say that this doesnt apply to the turbo or the GT2/3 models.
In fact, better than above - go for one with a warranty! That way all will be well with the world.
HTH!
JJ
Glad you refound your smileys!
Porker has been great overall. I went for one with a warranty to ensure that any big issues would hopefully be Porsches problem and not mine.
My best advice is that if the 996 does tempt - check the issue with the half shaft - happy to say that this doesnt apply to the turbo or the GT2/3 models.
In fact, better than above - go for one with a warranty! That way all will be well with the world.
HTH!
JJ
25-04-2008, 10:35 PM
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Cheers mate, the problem he has is what to go for , gt3 or turbo, the guys not loaded and has saved since he sold his last one which is over two years, (also single so no women nagging him) so its a big decision, i told him turbo as its easily tuned and i no he will want it tuned, but he still really likes the gt3
Were due a test drive in one shortly, turbo and gt3. as i said he aint loaded he`s just a grafter who`s saved alot of cash and doesnt want to make a mistake you no
Were due a test drive in one shortly, turbo and gt3. as i said he aint loaded he`s just a grafter who`s saved alot of cash and doesnt want to make a mistake you no
25-04-2008, 10:45 PM
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I know exactly where you are coming from - I cant really afford the one I have, but you only live once!
Both cars are very very good, but I was persuaded by the Turbo for several reasons - firstly it can be tuned very very easily if I get bored of her (not happened yet!)
- secondly, they come with more creature comforts, and is a fuck slight more comfy on a road.
Lastly, the turbo has the wide body which I prefer the look of to be honest. The 4x4 is also an absolute hoot in the wet!
So in a nutshell - get the Turbo, unless it is going to be a track toy, in which case get the GT3!
JJ
Both cars are very very good, but I was persuaded by the Turbo for several reasons - firstly it can be tuned very very easily if I get bored of her (not happened yet!)
- secondly, they come with more creature comforts, and is a fuck slight more comfy on a road.
Lastly, the turbo has the wide body which I prefer the look of to be honest. The 4x4 is also an absolute hoot in the wet!
So in a nutshell - get the Turbo, unless it is going to be a track toy, in which case get the GT3!
JJ
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