Nostatic quote: "Ya know jimbo, the way you personally respond to all my queries, people will think we're going steady or something."

Nope Scrote - just can't resist cycling life's aberrations from time to time.
You see, inconsistencies are a weakness - as is prowess in indecision. Two areas in which I applaud your mastery.

Well, it's always good to get input from a superior specimen like yourself....your applause is like music to my ears.

More importantly, you should congratulate yourself for spending your valuble time to help pusillanimous pussyfooters like myself...you are doing god's work. Take two virgins out of petty cash.

You know, Jimbo. Whatever you're saying about Nostatic, you're loosing in the battle of wit.
Very nice retorts, Nostatic. http://www.pelicanparts.com/ultimate/biggrin.gif


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'75 911S Targa
'81 BMW Alpina C1 2.3

If you have the $ for a $25Kish car go for a C2.

I agree that a '89 coupe is not worth over about $22K in perfect condition. Over this amount you can get a C2.

Good Luck!



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Adrian Pillow
1979 911 SC
1966 VW Microbus
PCA - Peachstate Region

I'll bet there are plenty of people who will disagree with the above. A "perfect condition" '89 coupe with milage under 30k could fetch close to $30k easy.

I agree MarkY... I thought that might be a statement that would get frowned upon by some people.

But lets be realistic, who would not take a C2 over a '89 coupe for the same money?

... Okay put Fuchs on the C2 so it looks better and there you go!



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Adrian Pillow
1979 911 SC
1966 VW Microbus
PCA - Peachstate Region

I thought you might be trying to get a rise out of a few. ;)

All things being equal, I personally would NOT take an '89, '90, or '91 C2 over a 1989 911 Coupe. The early C2s have/had many problems to overcome and they're much harder to work on.:D