Talk about nice inventory...

[ZAMIRZ]

prices are a bit ambitious, but he has some of the finest cars I've seen. Highlights include an original '88 club sport with 200 miles on it, 5+ 993 Turbo S and a 993 GT2 factory lightweight built for the Sultan of Dubai...

http://www.sloancars.com/inventory.htm

[ZAMIRZ]

Either that or he realized that if he drove it home it'd be worth $25,000 less......

[greenmonster]

Yes, that is an interesting site to "window shop".

Prices are high, but the cars are mostly very low mileage original examples. Remember, they ain't making these anymore I can't afford the stuff there, but there is always a buyer who must have certain low mile cars at any price.

Here's another independant porsche dealer. The inventory changes frequently, so someone is buying these cars:

http://www.aicauto.com/

Here's an low mile 87 Carrera at my local Porsche dealer for $39K They had a similiar one (mileage and price) a few months back, it's not there anymore. Someone drove it off the lot (I don't know if crack was involved).

http://www.autotrader.com/findacar/vdetail.jtmpl?car_id=142306367

They also have a 96 993 cab w/ 38K miles for less $$ then the Carrera. For 30 something grand, which would you buy

[CHILI]

Man, if there was a "Sort by price" button, I don't think I could even affort the least expensive car.

[Schrup]

Incredible inventory of cars. Would love to have the RUF cab.

[Adam]

Wow, he's got some very "new" old-stockers.

I like the '89 G-50 930 Cabs for $125k with barely 120 miles on them.

But I'm sure that for that kind of coin, you could build your own "new" car exactly the way you want it. Even still, those things are better off in museums than on the road, it seems.