Agree, and I would love to own that, hell, I might invest in the "Redneck Retirement Fund
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This 930 is local, but has a 3.6 engine instead of the correct 3.0 turbo. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1645154109.jpg
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Seafoam Green? Good looking turbo.

I believe from what I hear and you don't have to pay $100k for a 964 donor you will be into one for around $1M.

I cant come close to reconciling $1mm for the turbo “study”. When major auto OEMs dip into their back catalogue, they add some modern trim, larger wheels and LED lights. Bronco and Ford GT40 come to mind (minus the lights). It’s as if Singer got bit with the same bug here. For an extra 600k, I’d be GMA t33. Lot of clams for cars thought ain’t it

One of the all time great automobiles.

Ice Green Metallic

Nice to see you after a long time. I'm no special expert on 911 colors, when I hear sea foam it's more to do with wood stoves, especially soap stone types.

I think Seafoam is a little more green. I had a friend with a 77 turbo in seafoam. All original paint but badly worn through. ^^^ BTW beautiful turbo

Funny I don't see anyone laughing as prices continue to escalate. We will be seeing less new cars here in upcoming months so I suspect prices will continue to rise on the classics.

I severely regret selling my 964 to Singer a few years back, it was a 1989 C4 that needed the update/top end job but I had the perfect early 993 jugs and pistons on the shelf to do it. The money for the car as-is seemed good at the time and they really needed a donor. I like Rob and the guys over there a lot and I love Singers but wish I still had the car. That's on me.

Of course, no one could see the kooky prices on everything 911 these days. :(