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Hi, This is currently on Ebay, anyone know this car? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2004-PORSCHE-911-TURBO-C...
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Anyone know this 996 Turbo - Page 1 - 911/Carrera GT - PistonHeads UK
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YOUR RESEARCHAnyone know this 996 Turbo - Page 1 - 911/Carrera GT - PistonHeads UK
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POST 2Original post
What's this mean? The car is on the register, rear end damage Glasses value it at £25500. To me it reads like the car may have sustained some accident damage at some time or another. That's generally not good.
POST 3Original post
Rockster said: What's this mean? The car is on the register, rear end damage Glasses value it at £25500. To me it reads like the car may have sustained some accident damage at some time or another. That's generally not good. It means it's Cat C or D presumably, and he got a valuation off glass.co.uk The advert doesn't inspire much confidence to be honest...
POST 4Original post
Shaoxter said: The advert doesn't inspire much confidence to be honest... "usually porches refinements, absolute machine" I wouldn't be transferring £500 immediately on winning the auction TBH
POST 5Original post
Does a £74k, slightly tatty, private sale, Cat C/D cab really book at £25.5k? Perhaps if it was HPI clear, the paint fixed and there are no hidden gremlins. I'd also be asking why the rear spoiler is up, and familiarise yourself with how much a replacement hydraulic pump/motor assembly is...
POST 6Original post
Glass's don't provide values for VCAR (Vehicle Condition Alert Register) recorded cars. This might be a good car, but you'd need it properly inspecting to see one way or the other.
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