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YOUR RESEARCHNew Track Toy | 1999 C2
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Leading evidence: 'Run mostly' (no explicit attributable resolution; this is a reported action or suggestion). Across 1 matching discussions, the most frequently mentioned possible cause is 'better of those two features' (1 discussions; 0 report identifying it and 1 suggest it). The most frequently discussed action is 'Run mostly' (1 discussions). For that action, 0 discussions report a resolution and 0 report an unsuccessful attempt. No action has an explicit, attributable resolution report under the current rules. These are forum reports and suggestions, not a confirmed diagnosis.
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Performed · outcome unconfirmed · Original poster
records and has been used for HPDEs and daily driven for the last 10 years.
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The foot hanging out of the jerky drapes is probably the better of those two features...
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It will take more than some suspect fluids on my new seats to scare me away.
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Suggestion · Original poster
After running with my local PCA Club at HPDE Events for the last 7 years in Miatas and E36 M3s, I decided I should get a 911 so I would fit in.
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After running with my local PCA Club at HPDE Events for the last 7 years in Miatas and E36 M3s, I decided I should get a 911 so I would fit in. After selling my last E36, I was torn between getting an E46 M3 and a 996. I know the E46 would be a bit cheaper to maintain, but the 996 seemed like it was going to be more fun (and a new challenge).
Found a 99 C2 in Florida. Great Car Fax, Great PPI with tons of maint. records and has been used for HPDEs and daily driven for the last 10 years. This is something that I like to see when buying a track car, since it is tough to defer maintenance and keep it on the track.
Also, already has the teqequipment rollbar, and came with a race seat and harness in addition to the stock interior so it is ready for the track.
Made the deal over a couple weeks of negotiations and she was delivered on Saturday. I don't have the title yet (PO still had a loan, so I went through a dealer to do the transaction), so I have only driven 12 miles, but it as a fun 12 miles.
Looking forward to the my first even in it at the end of April, and looking forward to learning and contributing here.
A couple of pictures.
Man, you got ripped off. The last owner is a real *** around here and used to brag about how he beat the hell out of it!
j/k, you got a great deal on an excellent car. Congrats and welcome
With that being Gator's old car, he better have done a two stage paint correction with a CQuartz or Opticoat paint protection coating, or else you got ripped off.
Welcome.
It will take more than some suspect fluids on my new seats to scare me away. Although it is nice to know the car has had a colorful past, and support of this group.
DTMiller, I live just outside of Philadelphia in Jenkintown. I run mostly with Risentoter.
Now I need to go figure out how to get my wife to dress up in a tight shirt to keep the tradition alive.
Welcome aboard Kris!! As I said before, I am thrilled that Big Red went to a track guy. I know you will give her the attention she deserves. The statute of limitations has run on most of the crimes and misdemeanors committed in and around the car.
Just tell her some strangers on the internet who are vaguely familiar with your car's prior owner say she has to. That's a pretty compelling argument if you ask me.
Well I was trying to refrain from commenting, but the first 2 really weren't Gator quality. Midwest Lawyer quality maybe, but definitely not Gator quality.
And yeah, the foot thing going on in the 3rd is a bit disturbing and distracting from an otherwise reasonable effort...
Subject to interpretation and debate. The foot hanging out of the jerky drapes is probably the better of those two features...
I think it's likely that the right side of her chin / right cheek is actually attached to her right shoulder, so kudos to whoever tailored the shirt.
On the plus side, it's nice to see that she chose a modest neck line - it's so unusual to see younger women being so demure in their fashion choices...
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