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I would have KK take my engine out and clean it every weekend and replace all unnecessary parts monthly.
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I'll buy up and part out (after hoarding for awhile) as many 996s as it takes to run the remaining a value up over 993 values!
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I would trade it in for the millienium edition on eBay with just 600 miles and was stored in climate control garage all its life. And also buy a Singer 911 and a 2017 991. Done.
The rest of the money goes to new Lamborghinis, new Ferraris and vintage Aston Martins.
I'd send it to my local shop and have them rebuild the engine, stock. Then buy a GT3 of some kind and send it to them and have them rebuild it for the track. Maybe buy a turbo model too and send it to them for a rebuild.
Although at that point I'd turn a 918 into my daily driver or if I didn't want all that fancy electronics I'd get a carrera gt and DD it.
Definitely keep and baby it. I'll need a reminder of my roots when I pick up my Singer. Also, my children will need to learn to drive a Porsche on something.
They can learn on my 918 if I have kids.
Actually I'd buy two 918's so I could get a bumper sticker "my other 918 is a 918" like this guy in town - although last I heard he has 3 of them.
$1.4 billion(or whatever its up to now) buys a lot of car fun!
buy a few museum-grade 6GT2 and 6GT3's, some factory racers (and use them) 956/962's, 917's, etc.. lots of other fun/cool stuff from the other brands Alfa's to Volvo's...
Buy a bunch of Cup cars for me and the buddies(and any fellow RL'ers) to bang around on my personal track
buy some 6TT's/Carrera's and rally-build them and tour the world...
and of course, continue to develop and enjoy my favourite/life-long(try and pry it out of my cold, dead hands, lol) street car, my 6GT2
Finish touching up my still new-to-me 2001 996 (needs tires, wheel recondition, etc.) and give it to my #2 son because he's thinking he can only get a 944 at this point in his life. Buy a Macan S for DD purposes, and then buy some version of the new turbo 911. As another poster mentioned above, I'd also need to build a climate-controlled new garage for them. With a full-height lift.
Shouldn't this be where do you keep your 1.5 billion in your 996 thread... Anyway if I was a US citizen & won I might blow half of it and have a factory roof fitted by a main dealer to replace my old one that should just about cover it & as for the rest may be not the blow KC just stick with the hookers off to wikipedia now to see what hookers and blow is!
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I'd buy everyone in my city 4 or 5 tesla power wall batteries, and a roof full of solar panels. take a drone picture of everyone in our city flipping the bird at it and send that to Ontario Hydro.
edit. lol - didn't even read the 1st post....oops
I would take the time off, take Jakes engine building course and finish my 4.0 build and then go trade it in for a turbo.
I'd ship it to Raby and split DD between my new 981 CaymanS and my new Cayenne, slowly tweaking the latter for support truck duty. Once the 996 is ready, I'd spend the April to July on the best-fed gear head coast-to-coast raid Ever.
I'd lollygag on the West Coast till my aubergine Singer was ready, call my nephew to come pick up his 'new' 996, and drive back (same parameters, different route).
I'll buy up and part out (after hoarding for awhile) as many 996s as it takes to run the remaining a value up over 993 values!
Then I'll corner the market on used parts for the few suckers that still have 996s and drive them to sell until our's is the last and worth $2B!
Yeah. That's it. That'll work!
You know, I'm just the type of guy that would pick up a hood, have it painted, slap a fake hood scoop on it, and then show up to a PCA event.
Maybe there is a winter project in the works....
