I'd give a kidney for this car...
There are plenty of really good specimens out there for sale. But buy a stock version (and do whatever mods you want yourself.) Stock versions are actually worth more in the P-world. The color also has a big bearing on price (like Vesuvio or Wimbeldon)
Steve's car ("Rufus") at the top of this thread, is a true RUF specimen that's in top shape. Enthusiasts normally sell them among each other and rarely to a reseller. Or go with the top specialist resellers like Sloan and Truspeed.
993s are a bit different than other cars. It's not so much about the fastest one, but the nicest one.
There are plenty of really good specimens out there for sale. But buy a stock version (and do whatever mods you want yourself.) Stock versions are actually worth more in the P-world. The color also has a big bearing on price (like Vesuvio or Wimbeldon)
Steve's car ("Rufus") at the top of this thread, is a true RUF specimen that's in top shape. Enthusiasts normally sell them among each other and rarely to a reseller. Or go with the top specialist resellers like Sloan and Truspeed.
993s are a bit different than other cars. It's not so much about the fastest one, but the nicest one.
That RUF up there is just beyond words. That image brings me so many nice flashbacks.
My Brother has an '87 930 Slant Nose Turbo (amongst the nicest Porsche's of all time practically) with an upgrades late model 993 interior re-do, which has been sitting in his garage for over a decade. I'm seriously considering making him an offer on that thing.
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I guess the power isn't the biggest thing for me, I just like the pedigree of the Yellowbird (and the look of it.)
Anyway, I own just a lowly n/a 993 so I have no real business saying anything
As I mentioned, my Brother has an '87 930 Slant Nose Turbo, here are most of the fact about it that I know:
He's owned it for about 15 years, it rarely has been driven in the last 10 years, just sits there, had it repainted (quality job) over 10 years ago, with a nice late-model 993 style complete interior redo (Grey), probably over 80+K Miles, not sure about Reliability, or rust, or any of that stuff, but I'm sure it isn't in perfect condition, or perhaps even worse, wouldn't be surprised if it's in poor running condition and needs major tune-up stuff.
How much would a fair offer for something like that be? I'm not even sure if he'd sell it, but it's just rotting away sitting there probably.
It looks almost exactly this, minus the wheels:
As I mentioned, my Brother has an '87 930 Slant Nose Turbo, here are most of the fact about it that I know:
He's owned it for about 15 years, it rarely has been driven in the last 10 years, just sits there, had it repainted (quality job) over 10 years ago, with a nice late-model 993 style complete interior redo (Grey), probably over 80+K Miles, not sure about Reliability, or rust, or any of that stuff, but I'm sure it isn't in perfect condition, or perhaps even worse, wouldn't be surprised if it's in poor running condition and needs major tune-up stuff.
How much would a fair offer for something like that be? I'm not even sure if he'd sell it, but it's just rotting away sitting there probably.
It looks almost exactly this, minus the wheels:
That's what I want to do! Just buy it from him for peanuts, so the car can be taken care of. I know just making an offer would open up a whole can of worms though, i.e I'd have to start getting into a price haggle with him, and he'd have to decide if he's willing to part with a car that's been in his life for so long....









