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the 911 virgin website looks like it has some well looked after motors. Not sure how the prices compare to other sources though www.911virgin.com/
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POST 2Original post
Hmmm, this one's been discussed before. In short, the proprieter is an anchorman spelt with a silent W. Avoid.
POST 3Original post
Henry at 911 virgin is cheap, but do a search on the Porsche forum for more commentary, as Greg has suggested. Once you know what Porsche you want, or what your budget it, mosey on over to the Porker forum as the knowledge is a lot more specialist.
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wheres the porker forum please (unless you mean here do you?)- address the car will be a 911 c2 cabrio - 90/91 >> Edited by gemini on Friday 30th May 09:31
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If you know what car you want and what you're looking at, 911 Virgin might be worth a look. Don't expect niceties and don't expect mollycoddling. He is, as has been said, an Crown and Anchor, but then if you can't find what you want privately (or through the PCGB - don't they stillput prospective owners in touch with sellers?) then they're worth a look. EDIT: Try and deal with his wife if she's around, she's much less condescending. However I suspect you're quite used to dealing with awkward types with the job you do. >> Edited by Mark Benson on Friday 30th May 09:43
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Yes, they do mean the Porsche forum on here.
POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Thanks all - I do need to scratch this itch
POST 8Original post
Theres a place in Alderley Edge that usually has a good selection of 911's in. I came SOOOOooo close to buying a 1989 3.2 convertible, absolutely immaculate with 65K, FPSH for £16K...but a series of events scuppered that. Gutted.
POST 9Original post
Actually, this place: www.alderleyprestige.com/contact/
POST 10Original post
Auto Bahn www.autobahn.co.uk/ they are excellent
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looking good anymore?
POST 12Original post
This wouldn't be a bad place to start www.911uk.com
POST 13Original post
There is also www.cridfords.co.uk
POST 14Original post
Agree -- I ought mine there and I'd recommend them.
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other than here and the usual suspects where does one go to find a loved SH 911? are there ways onto Porsche club sites classifieds etc?
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