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So there's no change of him joining us for the drive on the 13th?
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Thinking of adding to the p-car stable in addition to my 993. Here is what I am looking for - can you guys help me?
2002+ C2 coupe (might look at a targa or convertible if meets below criteria). No 4 wheel drive.
Manual transmission.
Any exterior color.
Has to be stock. Bone stock.
Mileage under 50k.
My only need is I want to find the wildest, craziest interior I can find. A absolutely ridiculous color (neophryte?) with full leather, painted center console, etc. The wilder the color (especially when contrasted with exterior color) the better.
Can you help me?
Mike - My 2004 C2 is for sale. Lapis Blue over Graphite Gray with Metropol Blue deviating carpet. That may net be "wild" enough for you but would give you a good "canvas" to start with. 43,xxx miles $48,000. There are a few pics and here is a link to the ad in the Classified section. All of the "mods" I have done are completely reversable (which I would do if you requested it), because all of them have been minor cosmetic mods.
2004 C2 Lapis Blue
What do I have in mind? Nothing really except a psychotic obsession with p-cars, especially ones that are deviating. I love all the early 70's colors (riviera blue, turquoise, mexico, baja, signal, conda, viper, etc.) and think what seinfeld (and others) have done is really cool by ordering late models in early 70's colors. BUT, while you are driving, you don't see the outside - only the inside and I love giggling from stupid excitement from seeing yards of green leather or whacky leather/carpet combos (like gota911 has done).
I want a 996 or a 997 as a daily driver in addition to my 993. It is really tough to find a riviera blue exterior so I decided that I would try to find a crazy interior (and I don't want to special order a 100 grand depreciating asset). It is that simple. No project, no track, etc. I just want my car to be different in the masses of gray, black, and silver 996's out there. Since there are so many of those colors out there, I guess I could suck up the exterior color if the inside was green or red or two tone or ???
Gota911 - your interior is cool - I like it a ton and very similiar to my 993. BUT, I think I want something a bit more wild like lipstick or nephrite. It is crazy, in the UK, nephrite is common. Not in the US where people think seal gray or natural brown is "out there".
Eric - I'm not sure yet. Probably something economical and boring!
My wife's MB CLK lease is ending in October, so we need to get her another car. Not sure yet what that will be.
Tim you cant stay away for ever. Thats not so bad that youre buying Cayenne or a Panamera, Best "boring" cars ever made. And before you others flame me for calling porsche's exquisite
SUV
and luxurious
sedan
"boring" just understand that I happen to be a 2 door coupe kind of fella, SUV's, Sedan's, and Van's are what I got married for. To have one around....
buy mine, real cheep, with new motor, at this price you can go nuts on the interior!!!
see link on "existing thread" (99 996 low mileage with new motor for sale) or go to auto trader.com and put in zip code 01757 and put in 1999 911 and do search...
My 01 is for sale with metallic Rain forest Green Exterior and Savannah beige (i think that is what it is called) interior... only 36k miles and in perfect shape. Let me know if you are interested. It is a real good looking color combo.
There is a black TT at a dealer in town, its got two tone Babyblue/black int, I cant remember the name of the dealer but Ill see if I can find it for you....Is that different enough?
Now, you've put me in a total bind. BTW, would you believe my brother is trading his 2002 Audi TT with 2900 miles (yep, that's right) on a new leftover 997S today? If you think I don't drive my cars, you ain't seen nothin' yet. It is a genetic mutation, I'm convinced. It's not our fault. I can't fight it - only wait for the Dems to legalize stem cells so I can be cured.
Phil - just to clarify my previous statement, I define
"driving"
as 12,000 + miles per year. So you can still double your miles driven in 2008 and still be 10K miles short of REAL driving.
Is you brother going to start posting on Rennlist? If so, I will need to know his screen name so I can give him some **** about not driving his car either!
I define
flying
as 12K+ miles/year. My bro tells me he's picking up the 997S tomorrow - we'll see if he goes through with the deal. Knowing my experiences on the board, he may be a bit reluctant to post.
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