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Christmas in September - Just Bought a C2 Turbo - How to ship ?
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Just scratched a longtime itch and purchased a 1992 C2 Turbo. I have always felt the C2 Turbo was the baddest 911 ever. Yippeee. The car needs to be shipped from CO to FL. Please post any recommended shippers or methods of getting the car from there to here. Thanks guys.
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09-11-2003, 11:00 AM
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When I read posts like this, I always hear the same thing in the background:
"Drive me home... Drive me home" I think that this is one of the most rewarding parts of a long-distance purchase, and I have felt cheated recently in that all of my purchases have been too local. Get that bonding with your new steed started in grand fashion. "Drive me home..." Congrats, Tom
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09-11-2003, 11:03 AM
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I drove my new to me '73 911 from New York to Indiana in December. It was 16 degrees and the car had no heat. Drive it home. You will be glad you did.
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Drive it..... Enjoy the ride
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I tell you what. Since I live close to you. If you buy me a plane ticket and give me your AAA card (just in case), I'll drive it back for you. I'd do it just for the experience.
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