YOUR RESEARCHThis car looks like a great deal - 2003 C4s, $15K
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No affiliation, but this car seems like a great deal! Tip tranny, which many don't like, but I'd sure consider this car. Seems to me that it should be selling for at least 20 K or so. Craig's List Link: http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/cto/4800708287.html .
115k miles & a Tip Car, I'd say that's About Right! Good Deal, but I Wouldn't pay anymore for it than that! Thanks for Posting Cuda! jmo!
That seems about $5,000 lower than normal for that car. There may be a story behind this car, despite what the ad says.
Always nice to see cars that are DRIVEN!
looks to be a real bargain. PPI for sure-
A C4S like this in Canada would fetch low $30k. Feels too good to be true but, eh!, this could be a great solution for Cuda's issue.
Too good to be true. The engine itself can sell for that much. Cuda can buy it for the engine and have a spare roller for parts
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When I was looking for my 996 I would always take a paint meter along. Can't tell you how many times that 'perfect' car would yield 3.5 to 5 everywhere except a fender or hood where it would scream 10.0 to 12.0 without explanation from the owner. This was often the case where there were already a few POs.
I would buy today if it was a manual.
My brother picked up a '99, manual, C4, in Seatle, 3 weeks ago for the same price. Has a little under 100K miles. If I was in Cuda's situation, I would buy this car and sell the blown up engine one for $5K.
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