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Where is the best place to sell.

Is Porsche Post for members only or can anyone advertise?

I have been looking out for 911&PW for a few months now but have not seen it in any of the news agents i frequent...

Will put an add in the two of te mags and probably Autotrader web in the first instance.

You get soo many time wasters when selling cars like there its not true. There are a load of dreamers out there... Never has the phrase "no test pilots" been so warranted.

 

ORIGINAL: Helen Goff

adverts in Porsche post for Porsches for sale are free to members. just one of the many perks of being a member.
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Thanks, kind of daft becoming a member just as i am selling the car eh???

Cheers for the 911 link, will stick it in there and see what happens.

Might be a chance i can trade the car for a scooby.. I know Fen, but its got 4 doors a decent boot and my wife can use it day to day, especially if i get the wagon. I can stick an exhaust on it and chip it and still have a reasonably nippy car, and still have some change in the pocket...

See what hapens......


 
Or you could buy a Nissan Bluebird:

Fit a pair of decent seats and a straight through exhaust then remove one of the plug leads to make it sound "cool" and add a pair of really narrow front tyres (preferably crossplies) to emulate armfuls of understeer. You might want to paint something down the side like w****r in big letters to get similar attention and leave something that looks really valable on the back seat to encourage break-ins. Then every time you fill it up just torch a £20 note to emulate Scooby fuel economy (best not do that on the forecourt, maybe), do the same with £300 come insurance time and remember to service it every 7,500 miles; try to find someone who will charge an authentic £150 for just an oil change of course). Now you're almost there, except you should remember to drain the oil every 50k miles and run it until it runs a bearing or starts to piston slap.
 

ORIGINAL: Fen

Or you could buy a Nissan Bluebird:

Fit a pair of decent seats and a straight through exhaust then remove one of the plug leads to make it sound "cool" and add a pair of really narrow front tyres (preferably crossplies) to emulate armfuls of understeer. You might want to paint something down the side like w****r in big letters to get similar attention and leave something that looks really valable on the back seat to encourage break-ins. Then every time you fill it up just torch a £20 note to emulate Scooby fuel economy (best not do that on the forecourt, maybe), do the same with £300 come insurance time and remember to service it every 7,500 miles; try to find someone who will charge an authentic £150 for just an oil change of course). Now you're almost there, except you should remember to drain the oil every 50k miles and run it until it runs a bearing or starts to piston slap.
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So your basically saying it will be much cheaper to run than a 944 turbo then .....[8D]

 
ORIGINAL: slim_boy_fat



So your basically saying it will be much cheaper to run than a 944 turbo then .....[8D]
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Doubt it, the only reason the turbo costs you money is because you keep upgrading parts, if you add the service costs then there probably near enough the same. Plus a 90k miles scooby engine wont be nearly as good as your turbo engine. Hence much much cheapness, at least that makes it easier finding one - there are soooooo many out there, bet with a little haggling i could get you one for under £10 [;)] maybe £12 if it is a wagon [:D]
 
Try an ad at www.pistonheads.com and also with Andrew Sweetenham at www.promaxmotorsport.com
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Agreed

What about `TOP MARQUES` as against autotrader

The top end classic car magine woulld also be an idea?

Good luck anyway
 
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