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Is it going to be a crazy summer? Or is it just wishful thinking? http://www.rpmtechnik.co.uk/sales/stock-list/coming-soon-17k-1-owner-ims-upgrade/ £20k [8|] Dont get me wrong it would be great to see prices rise. Notes on bearing say "RPM bearing" don't think id want to trust that, id sooner change it again for something with a bit more history.[8|][8|][&:]
+ the original bearing would have probably out last the one they have replaced it with, as it would have more than likely been a dual row???.[&:]
I read that being an IMS upgrade by 'RPM', not 'RPM bearing'. I think they fit one of the recognised upgrades. Paul.
Still £20k ?
It'll be the 17k miles that may command the price, if you're that way inclined. I'm sure its lovely and lots of people equate low miles with good..
That millage won't warrant £10k
It must be one of the lowest mileage pre-facelift cars in the country. Not sure that it has reached the "collectable" status yet, which is the only thing that would justify that price (IMO).
Wonder how long before they start dropping the price? Or how long they will keep it if the price stays the same. They can buy mine for 18k with 57,000 on the clock if they want.
Just seen this and seeing as I've got too much time on my hands I've gone onto westealyourcar.com, 996 3.4 1998 62000miles......wait for it......£5250!![8D]
[ ] I think RPM Smoka da Pancake on that day.[ ]
Nah, something much stronger.[ ]
Can you post a link to that add?
Sorry I was being sarcy, webuyanycar.com's price on my own car. I'd buy two at that price quoted! Surly the 996 market can't have gone that bad?
Thats not taking into account how much they knock off for each stone chip[ ]
Well, Just to follow this up, Its now shown as sold. must have been the CDR22 that sealed the deal. [&:]
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