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Originally Posted by RacerX1166 View Post

For those that are so quick to cry 'you overpaid', I challenge you to put your money where your mouth is and cough up a lower mileage, no issue, blue G50 coupe with no spoilers at 20% lower than what I paid. If, and only if, you are able to do so, feel free to comment at will about how folks overpaid for their car. Until then, well, you know.
There was one on Autotrader a couple of months ago. 69k miles with spoilers for $23500. I thought the asking price was a bit high in today's market.

> VEHICLE INFORMATION
> Make: Porsche
> Model: 911
> Year: 1988
> Price: 23500
> Mileage: 69000
> Body Style: Coupe
> Color: Blue
> Cylinders: 6 Cylinder Gasoline
> Transmission: Manual
> Doors: Two Door
> Stereo: Unavailable
> VIN: WP0AB0916JS121115
> Description: This is a very clean example of the last year
> of the first generation of the 911, with no modifications
> of any kind. It is equipped with the bullet-proof 3.2 liter
> engine, the smooth-shifting G50 transmission, attractive
> front air dam/rear spoiler and original 16 inch Fuch wheels
> (7x8). The car is a pretty deep (dark) blue and the leather
> seats are also deep blue. It was always garaged and full
> maintenance records are available from August 2004 to
> present (58,000 to 69,000 miles), the period during which I
> have owned it. Since August 2004, maintenance has been
> performed by RennWerke of Elmsford, NY; the RennWerke
> owner/manager is available for discussion. For prior
> years, the dealer stamps are in the manual. The Dunlop
> tires have one-third of the tread remaining and the brakes
> and clutch were replaced by RennWerke in the last 3,000
> miles. The car has always been garaged, never been a daily
> driver and has been used for weekend highway driving, except
> for six PCA Driver's Ed events at Lime Rock and Watkins
> Glen. The only issues worth noting are a few of the usual
> minor hood chips, a small abrasion/rubbed patch on the
> bolster of the driver's seat and a Freon recharge.
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