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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'm a corvette guy with a ZR1 but greatly admire the p cars. I'm looking for a well maintained documented C4S . Lurking and reading as much as i can which i hope will result in a new addition. Any advice welcome.Cheers Brian

POST 2Original post

Welcome, and good luck on your search. There are lots of good examples here and at other P-car sites

POST 4Original post

Get a PPI (pre-purchase inspection) done before you buy. Some things that you might not catch with P dust in your eyes. Then listen to what the report says. Check the rear tires. They are only good for ~15k. I would hate for you to have to spend $600-$800 right off the bat. Good luck with your search!! I hope it works out for you.

POST 5Original post

Welcome Brian to the RL You will find great info searching around. You will find out these cars/models are very reliable and fun. Good luck with the search and keep us posted

POST 6Original post

Good luck with your search. May I ask why the C4 choice?

POST 7Original post

I not see where you from....might help welcome to the addiction

POST 9Original post

You can also join your local PCA (Porsche Club of America) for 6 months if you don't own a Porsche. You will some great people that will gladly share a lot of information with you. Might also help you find a car too.

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