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I wouldn't replace the car with anything until I'm finished with school, I have a truck and a bicycle that are both very reliable.
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I bought the 911 back in July in Colorado and drove it back to CA. As soon as I got it I went to an auto-x and got the hang of the car and proceeded to do 7 track days with the car.
The car was registered out of state until December 2010, so I wasn't going to register it to January-February 2011, being I wouldn't be driving it if it was raining.
Well my last track day of the year a car flipped right in front me, we were going into turn 8 at thunderhill at the same speed and I gave him the apex and he lost control and flipped.
This really scared me, and I relisted my car that same week in November. I didn't get any offers, and saying good bye to the track forever wasn't something I was ready to do. So I thought I'll turn my car into a race car and make it safer in case I flip, or someone crashes into me. I'm a very cautious driver on the track, but anything can happen!
So I listed an ad on 6speed more of a feeler for the interior and I had people at my door the next morning a 8am wanting to buy carbon fiber pieces, back seats, center console, headunit, etc.
January rolls around and I'm thinking should I even bother registering it, or just tow it to and from the track. I start it up for a short drive and park it and the immobilizer goes out, and it's at the shop for 2 months.
I got that fixed and picked up some sparco evos and a sparco wheel in the meantime, and found some shops who could build me a cage.
Then I get a PM from when I relisted the car wondering if I'd still be willing to sell. I told him the interior is in pieces and it needs new brakes (subconsciously trying to scare him away I think)
Anyways he offered me 16000 for the car with the sparco evos
It's a 99 with the LN replacement bearing, new rms, new clutch (25k miles ago), litronics, aero package, clears, bbs res, hr springs, ss brake lines, and tubi exhaust. 105k miles.
It was a tough decision to buy the car, now it's an even tougher decision to sell.
I wouldn't replace the car with anything until I'm finished with school, I have a truck and a bicycle that are both very reliable.
What do you think rennlist?
Two things:
1: With the $16,000 what could you
possibly
replace this car with that would give you the performance and excitement you will get from it over the next two years at track events?
2: There
is
no number 2.
Summary: Keep the car. Go to school. Drive it from time-to-time to remind yourself why you are in school.
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