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A few 996/7 articles in this month's Evo

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Just received my subscriber copy and there are three 996/7 Porsche articles around their GT3 RS main story. These include an article: Looking at an early 996, an early 997 C2S (which RPM have bought on behalf of a customer to be converted onto their "CSR") and a 996 turbo. On Adam Towler's mate Dai who has just bought a £9.5k 143k mile 996.1 C4. On "The affordable 911: All you need to know" which is a brief buyer's guide on the 996/7 The advice seems to be very fair and sensible - their conclusions aren't earth shattering - the 996/997 911s are still great 911s, are still relatively cheap to buy (although not cheap to run) and prices are going up so get in there now. :thumb:

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