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http://www.911virgin.com/porscheforsale/822/Cayman... 'Deposit Taken' 2000 miles!!!
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Someone brought a nice 'R' - Page 2 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK
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POST 2Original post
Brought?
POST 3Original post
nice
POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
My bad... Bloody auto correct
POST 5Original post
PDK :-(
POST 6Original post
PDK :-)
POST 7Original post
not a pdk fan but pdk or manual still a nice car
POST 8Original post
Yes: this really was - well... still is... a great low mileage, nice condition, good spec car for someone wanting a PDK R. It was priced fairly too. Congratulations to whoever bought it.
POST 9Original post
Priced fairly...how much was it? Does look spot on.
POST 10Original post
Not sure I'd want red seat belts but perhaps I'm becoming an old fart.
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m33ufo said: Priced fairly...how much was it? Does look spot on. 42k
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Dan911 said: 42k I agree, very fair. Spec looks spot on to me (I'm happy with PDK or manual).
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Dan911 said: m33ufo said: Priced fairly...how much was it? Does look spot on. 42k I recall the asking price was GBP43,000, right Dan? And so you bid/agreed with them 42. A fair deal I'd say. Congrats.
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SimonOcean said: Dan911 said: m33ufo said: Priced fairly...how much was it? Does look spot on. 42k I recall the asking price was GBP43,000, right Dan? And so you bid/agreed with them 42. A fair deal I'd say. Congrats. Not me
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It was me that bought the car. Asking price was £43k. I can't really say what I paid for it as I p/x'ed my Cayman S Sport for it and I was only interested in the cost to change. So did I pay the full asking price and get a great price on my S or did I get the R for a great price but a low price on the S? Either way I am very happy with the deal and am really looking forward to picking the car up next week. I've not had a PDK car before but am looking forward to learning to get the most out of it. The car is very low mileage but I will use this as my DD hopefully not adding much more than 8k miles each year, Happy days
POST 16Original post
enjoy, you will be blown away with it.
POST 17Original post
PDK is fab Never wanted an auto before, but it is in fairness, much much more than an auto !
POST 18Original post
Picked mine up toady - mega car!
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ChrisW. said: PDK is fab Never wanted an auto before, but it is in fairness, much much more than an auto ! +1
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ChrisW. said: PDK is fab Never wanted an auto before, but it is in fairness, much much more than an auto ! Hi Chris. Unintentionally I seem to be following some of your car choices. On.a track what car would you prefer to drive, your old 964rs or the Cayman R?
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DaveOrange said: .. On.a track what car would you prefer to drive, your old 964rs or the Cayman R? Do please tell for the CR is a bargain it seems.
POST 22Original post
Lovely lovely car, congrats to the new owner. Enjoy, and I doubt you will need too much time to get the most out of PDK, pedal to the metal and all that! ;-)
POST 23Original post
Congrats i bought my man r fron a pcgb member 4 weeks ago
POST 24Original post
Looks great in silver IMO.. and the R looks much nicer than a standard Cayman
POST 25Original post
Hope this not breaking any rules, Intend p/ex my white manual in 3/4 weeks time have a reasonable offer, I wont advertise it but if anyone interested drop me a PM - nov 2011 with 5,200m
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Well I picked the car up today and all I can say is WOW. Absolutely cracking and I think this the beginning of a love affair with PDK. The car is now booked on a trackday at Silverstone in May and also on the two day trackday at the Ring in July. Would like to say thanks to Tom at 911 Virgin for a deal I am more than happy with and a car that has more than exceeded my expectations. PS. Sorry Tom,it has been out in the rain.
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DaveOrange said: Well I picked the car up today and all I can say is WOW. Absolutely cracking and I think this the beginning of a love affair with PDK. The car is now booked on a trackday at Silverstone in May and also on the two day trackday at the Ring in July. Would like to say thanks to Tom at 911 Virgin for a deal I am more than happy with and a car that has more than exceeded my expectations. PS. Sorry Tom,it has been out in the rain. Hey Dave, You've just bought an amazing car there. The cleanest car I think we've ever sold. Thanks for your kind words and your equally lovely Cayman Sport, which has found a new home in Guernsey already despite best efforts to keep it for myself. Have fun and enjoy those trackdays . Pop in if your ever passing in your 64 RS would be nice to have a butchers. Thanks for the business. Glad you're happy Tom 911virgin
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Mermaid said: DaveOrange said: .. On.a track what car would you prefer to drive, your old 964rs or the Cayman R? Do please tell for the CR is a bargain it seems. I've had passenger laps in Chris' old 964RS ngt and his Cayman R. I can't say which he would prefer to drive on track but the ngt is pretty much a road going race car and an altogether much rawer experience. With Chris driving both (who is a very quick driver BTW) there's probably not much difference in lap times between the two.
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cteagles said: Looks great in silver IMO.. and the R looks much nicer than a standard Cayman Totally agree....!
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