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sugarwood 06-14-2020 06:27 AM
You posted this 10 days ago.
Flying is off the table.
That leaves you with one option.
Did you go look at the '86 in person yet?
If not, what are you waiting for?

pmax 06-14-2020 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Matt Monson (Post 10904744)
Pmax is the class clown. He’s not actually trying to help with those comments.

G50 gearboxes cost twice as much to rebuild as a 915 and have clutch fork boss issues that can break and need costly repairs. They are worth more but cost more to own long term.
Haha, that must be why the marketplace puts a premium on the G50.

It's a Porsche. If the maintenance costs is a deal breaker, don't buy one.

pmax 06-20-2020 05:10 PM
Hey rw299,

Given 1K/year, I say go for the 30K, assuming everything else being relatively equal. 20K miles for $10-15K.

rw229 06-26-2020 08:45 PM
86 seller went silent after I agreed to his price. Kind of surprising as we seemed to hit it off. Maybe he didn't really want to sell or was impacted by COVID? (I hope not)

Good news is there are a couple more that have popped up...

87 GP white/burgundy coupe with 50k. Colors are not what I think I want, but it's local.
87 black/black coupe, close to 100k, has a full rebuild and very well sorted.

I'm speaking with both, but no hurry on my end and can/will wait for the right one.



Quote:
Originally Posted by sugarwood (Post 10904844)
You posted this 10 days ago.
Flying is off the table.
That leaves you with one option.
Did you go look at the '86 in person yet?
If not, what are you waiting for?

sugarwood 06-27-2020 05:14 AM
Those both sound promising, but it sounds like you're not ready to pull the trigger just yet.

dwelle 06-27-2020 08:07 AM
it does?...

rw229 07-08-2020 08:52 PM
Trigger pulled. Thanks for your concern.

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Originally Posted by sugarwood (Post 10923801)
Those both sound promising, but it sounds like you're not ready to pull the trigger just yet.


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