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(Did you look at any z's? I know they arent porsche's, but..
Also, if you show up with 2500 in your hand he will probably take it.
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I am also in college and have been running budget Porsche's since high school. I have a 924S 944 an 911SC right now. The 944 is not super expensive to own and can be maintained on a college budget and time scheduled. Wish you the best of luck with it.
Regards Dave
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I've had my 944 for only a year now and have about $3700 into it including purchase price of the car and that is just basic reliability maintenance item with me doing my own labor. For what you can afford I dont think a 944 is a good option.
However, I am also a college student and it can be maintained cheap enough if you do your own labor and find a nice enough car to start with. |
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1983 928s 4.7 Blue interrior
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