996 C4 back to 964 C4

Thread starter mwadams
Start date Feb 29, 2004

mwadams

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Feb 29, 2004

Well after 4 months with my 996 C4 I may be going back to the 964 C4 that I really enjoyed driving.

Just can't get with the 996, its a fantastic car, but its lost the '911' appeal someway on the way.

Looking to purchase a 964 C4 from Paul Devyea, anubody hear know of the reputation ?

Taking a big hit on part ex, a big lesson learnt !!

Mark

bricky

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Feb 29, 2004

welcome back good luck with 964

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