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[QUOTE=RarlyL8;8361523]You know why bone stock collector cars command the highest prices, because they are unmolested and unused. May as well have the wooden engine that came in the prototype Porsche put on display.
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The price are going crazy for stock ones even here in Canada also.
For the first times 3-4 ads saying that they are buying 930 or aircooled porsche for good money. There's a 1985 for 6 figures. Just glad I bought in 2012 mine to mod the freaking **** out of it even if I'm too poor right now ;) |
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mine has the things i wanted, extra oil coolers, bigger IC, bigger turbo very nice wheels 42k miles, original paint but unfortunately the one thing i did NOT want. a variable boost knob. (dial-o-death). |
A stock 930 came with more horsepower than the newest stock Cayman (maybe not too much longer) so it's a false premise to say keep it stock OR enjoy it.
and while I enjoy it I keep watching the countdown. . . Heh Heh Heh and Paul, make sure you're polishing it every night. (the car I mean!) http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1416514048.jpg |
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I think this is what the engineers originally designed, and its not what was ultimately marketed to the "masses" http://www.sportscardigest.com/wp-co...rsche-9341.jpg ^a real one of these is worth more than a bone stock 930 too. |
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Modded ones work sooooooo much nicer. And are sooooooo much more fun to drive, I would never go back to stock. I've kept every piece I took off or changed, though. Just in case I don't pass it on to my son...
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clean cars... not my baaaag, baaaaaaaaaby. ROFLMAO @ yer chart btw - hellhairyass (great to hear from you again btw, been awhile) Ugh... 934 pic = JIMP!!! http://www.reactionface.info/sites/d...0650820313.jpg |
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Oh ya.
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I am in the camp that someone has to preserve the stock car and keep it in the eyes of the collector/preserver/enthusiast . I drove one of these back in 86 and wanted that experience again. These stock cars have great character in my view, and I enjoy driving/showing my car to folks that appreciate what it represented back in the day. My car is a trailer queen to most , but a time warp to me with just 5k miles in as new condition, most of all its the way I want it. |
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I am currenly stockpiling the following parts for my winter project: Wevo short shift kit - already installed B&B muffler - already installed K27HFS - in my garage BL WUR - in my garage Wideband AFR gauge / boost gauge - in my garage Turbokraft longneck IC - on order Rarlyl8 headers - on order Tial WG - undecided... MSD6AL - undecided... I'm keeping all the original parts just in case, although I am quite certain they will never be back on my car while I own it. |
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Yeah Im a stocker fanatic, down to the radio and wheel locks.. I love presenting my cars as if they just left the factory..That's my thing, and it's the way I like it. ///Criss I'm sure we can still be friends...;)
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Factory schmactory. Do what you like!!!! I prefer stock plus. |
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There is no better car in my opinion than a modified 930. Stock Porsche's are fine for some.....just not for me. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1416623888.jpg |
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