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This months GT purely Porsche (something like that)magazine has a buying guide feature on the 968 and seems to concentrate on CS..Worth a read,mentions gearbox issue and also engine timing sprocket problem,,sounds a little scary.jusy means get it checked by someone who knows them before you part with any money.

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This months GT purely Porsche (something like that)magazine has a buying guide feature on the 968 and seems to concentrate on CS..Worth a read,mentions gearbox issue and also engine timing sprocket problem,,sounds a little scary.jusy means get it checked by someone who knows them before you part with any money.

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POST 2 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks for the hint, I've emailed Lancaster Cambridge to see what they can do. Are there any "from factory" issues with the 968's? I heard someone mention something about to many shims in the gearbox causeing the pinion bearings to go quick? Anything else I should keep an eye on? Cheers, David

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This months GT purely Porsche (something like that)magazine has a buying guide feature on the 968 and seems to concentrate on CS..Worth a read,mentions gearbox issue and also engine timing sprocket problem,,sounds a little scary.jusy means get it checked by someone who knows them before you part with any money.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks for the info, I'll try and track down a copy. Before I bought the car I had the local Porsche dealer (Lancaster Cambridge) do a "pre-sale" inspection and they threw up a few points, nothing so major. The car is pretty cheap so I don't mind sinking some cash into it to bring it up to scratch. And I have just heard from Lancaster that a new owners handbook will cost 15 and the service book a tenner, not so bad at all - thanks for the info Melv D.

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Hi Dave, Glad to see another joining me in force. Hope you're enjoying it and glad you also appreciate 'the' colour to have them in!! Drop me a line if you have any questions, I did quite some research before getting mine. Dave

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Nurries photek. Always worth asking the OPC. Melv

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Hi Guys (and gals) I've just bought a 968 CS (in Scottster yellow) but alas it came with no log book (no service history ) and no hand book....Does anyone know if it is possbile to buy a replacement set as I would quite like to start "building" a service history. It did come with the V5, and I checked with the DVLA and HPI and it's all above deck. Cheers, David

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