POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Check out the second picture from this CL ad. Hysterical. http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/cto/5037603606.html
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YOUR RESEARCHHow not to sell a 944
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POST 2Original post
That's awesome. Comforting to read that he can PROVE the car STARTS.
POST 3Original post
What's wrong with that? I have one of those:
POST 4Original post
Never understand why sellers claim it's a MINOR issue yet don't address it themselves.
POST 5Original post
A flatbed is the 944s natural habitat. It's just like taking a picture of your 911 for sale sitting in a garage with an indoor cover and trickle charger.
POST 6Original post
Looks like he tried to fix it by throwing parts at it and realized it's not "just something simple".
POST 7Original post
At least the car is moving, albeit not under its own power.
POST 8Original post
Quotes source post: 12304108
That's awesome! Most 996 owner's never start their cars. Best way to avoid an IMS failure...
POST 9Original post
Starts right up! Never mind this can of carb cleaner.
POST 10Original post
Haha. Awesome Ad!
POST 11Original post
I'll bet that it can go for MILES on the same tank of gas...
POST 12Original post
Too funny. However it does make me miss my 944 Turbo. It was a VERY dependable car.
POST 13Original post
Quotes source post: 12303765
Sometimes people have just had enough of throwing money at a vehicle. Personally I have a old motorcycle in the back yard that I just don't trust, I'm sure it's something simple, but no interest at all in trying to sort through it.
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