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I know this question comes up every once in a while... I am interested in a good shape (minus engine of course) roller. If you are on the edge, shoot me a message. I would rather pay a fair price for a good condition roller rather than buy the cheapest option out there. If you have seen some rollers on your local Facebook marketplace, please send me a message as well. I keep a pretty broad search on Craigslist, but it really seems now that CL charges all of $5 for an ad, the number of postings has significantly gone down.
My top option choices:
Manual transmission
Coupe
Not Silver (nothing wrong with it if you like it! Just not my preference.)
Thanks!
I don't think $5 is going stop someone for posting an ad for a roller...
There was a real nice Targa in our CL section on this forum. I'll see if I can find it for you.
Looks like it sold.
Do you have a motor, 3.4 or 3.6?
I wouldn't think so, either there was that much spam before, or people are that cheap. Both seem plausible. I've noticed a serious decline in car postings on craigslist. I think Facebook marketplace is taking over. I just hate the 100mile radius, it's really quite a poor marketplace search in general.
Search: Porsche 911 Roller
Results in you might also like, "2003 Ford Taurus"
Top of the line search algo.
You gotta love the people who title their posts: *ALFA*AUDI*BMW*CHEVROLET*DODGE*FORD*FERRARI*GM*INFINITI*JAGUAR*LAMBORGHI NI*LOTUS*MCLAREN*PORSCHE*SAAB*VW* HEADLIGHTS FOR SALE.
I'd post a want ad in the Rennlist Marketplace. I was looking for a roller for about 2 months on all the usual sites. Was going to swap my wrecked car's motor over. A week after I sold the car to a dismantler someone replied to my want ad with the perfect car. Timing is everything.
All that to say posting a want ad is worth it in addition to searching. There are people out there who don't want to bother with all the questions from multiple potential buyers but might reach out to you.
