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Just a quick introduction to the 996 forums.
I had a 964 and sold it to a fellow Rennlister a couple years back and it has since been sold again to "Cobalt" where he has added it to his extensive collection of intersting P-cars. Not a day goes by when I do not regret letting my first Porsche go so after much deliberation on what to replace it with I have purchased a 2003 996 C4S. I am awaiting delivery so I do not have any pics except for the ones posted by the previous owner in his listing. I will post pics as soon as I can so please cut me a little slack until then. It is Artic Sliver over Black w/ 28K miles and I will be the third owner.
Looking forward to becoming an active member of this forum.
Regards,
Ken
welcome back. Beautiful C4S. I see sport techno wheels, any other mods/options?
I have loved mine - wonderful car - and have found a ton of car club / auto-x stuff to do around Houston. In fact there is a SCCA autocross today as well as PCA concours in Seabrook. Also, check out urbanspeed.com, I don't want to be the only C4S there!
So the 964 went to Anthony in NJ.... if it is, Ive seen the 964 transformed into a nice track setup... Congrats and welcome to 996... you did well by posting pics
Ken,
Beautiful ride and great pictures! Welcome back - IMHO the 996 has more aesthetic lines than the 964 (likely to get disagreements...) I just picked up my '01 Cab several weeks ago and it only came with one key - I've been meaning to run off and get another key made, lest I lose the one I have and end up with a $40K sculpture in the garage... which really didn't bother me as much as it should...
Congrats and welcome!
Rudy
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'01 Arctic Silver/Black C2 Cabriolet
'03 Silver F-150 Supercrew
Malakas....
The car is stock (no mods)
6-Speed manual
According to the option decoder this is what I have come up with as far as options:
288 Headlight washer
288 996: Light washers
601 Litronic Headlights
680 Digital Sound
X97 Aluminium/leather shift ****
X98 Aluminium/leather parking break handle
XSC 996: Crest on Headrest
XRC 18" Sport Techno Wheel
Does anyone know what option "XRN" is... it is not recognized by the decoder?
Redridge...
That is correct, my 964 wound up with Anthony via Gary R and was highly modded by both of them.
Very nice! Looks brand new. Since you can't drive it yet? Oh well, guess you'll just have to go out to the garage every hour or so to just look at her sitting there. Like the rest of do...
Jugger... I just bought the C4S and it is in transit from Florida to Texas so I have yet to actually drive it.
Thanks for the welcome Pongobaz.
I really like the Atlas Grey Phil G.
Tough comparison IMO. Two different cars from two different periods. I think both the 964 and 996 have their own strengths AND weaknesses to their design, and I appreciate both individually. Then again I may be a bit biased, as I own both.
Ken, welcome to the 996 world. I went from an '87 to my '02 and it is quite a change. The 996 is a great car, but honestly I sometimes miss the old one still. I wouldn't swap them, but I'd love to have both!
Agree that it's a tough comparison - I really like the lines of any car in this lineage, all the way back to the 356 (the first p-car I ever noticed)... Once I get my wife used to having the 996 we just got, I'd like to find an old 964, fundamentally sound but in slight disrepair, to bring back to life.
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