YOUR RESEARCHCan someone check out a car at Park Place Porsche in Dallas?
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There is a 1995 Guards Red at Park Place Porsche in Dallas. It is priced well but the dealer said it looks a little rough. Can someone help me out and swing by to take a look at it? The car might sell quickly, so I was hoping someone nearby could swing by tonight or tomorrow. Thanks a ton.
Send a PM to StevenCole. He lives in Dallas. He's SO awesome and if he's not too busy, he will totally help you!!
Do you know his user name?
Uhm, it's StevenCole. LOL
I bought a sight-unseen Lotus from them a few months ago. They shipped it quickly, arrived problem-free.
Might be able to this afternoon, going racing tomorrow. PM me your phone # to discuss.
I think I may have it covered. Thanks for your help, though.
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