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YOUR RESEARCHand now the 996 shares the garage with no other
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Replace by another...don't look back
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I'm always relieved after selling a vehicle that's being replaced by another...don't look back.
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Mixed feelings no doubt...at least you shouldn't experience an IMS bearing failure. I'm always relieved after selling a vehicle that's being replaced by another...don't look back. Congrats on your sale.
I found the best way......I gave my '76 912E (owned since '80) to my daughter. She can't sell it tho and I have visitation.....everyother weekend and Weds. nites.
the 911 was the replacement.. I was going to keep them both. But I just didnt have the room. The kids were getting wayyyyy to close to both of them with bikes, scooters, baseball bats.... chairs.... Something was going to get scratched.
Of the 928? I can do that
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Yeah if I do that I think it will be packaged with divorce
I swear that car did have a soel.. right before I sold it, the Radiator sprung a leak and she made me spend another 800 on her the week before the sale.
The 2 cars are day and night, but both have really good qualities.... You dont see it, until you get to drive both. You can certainly tell the 928 was made to get on the road and go as fast as you could, as comfortable as possible for a long distance. While you can feel the 911 was made to just go like hell around the track. This really comes to light when you drive both.
