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Car Forum / Porsche / Porshe 911 / October 20051995 911 3.2?
Opinions on the 1995 911 3.2 convertible? My friends father is getting rid of his 911 and I think it's a fair price but want some opinions. I've actually always wanted a later Targa but thought I'd get myself started. The car has 60'000 kms on it and is in decent shape "Some stone chips and a spot where it was keyed". He's asking $20'000 CDN is this fair? I've looked at a lot of older stuff for $12'000 - $22'000, just not sure what the resale on the convertible would be like? > Opinions on the 1995 911 3.2 convertible? My friends father is getting rid > of his 911 and I think it's a fair price but want some opinions. I've [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > lot of older stuff for $12'000 - $22'000, just not sure what the resale on > the convertible would be like? It's hard to say, of course, since prices vary widely by region and dependent on general condition, but $20000 CDN sounds like it's probably a good deal if it's mechanically sound and rust free. Even if it's a close friend, it's worth your while to get a PPI (Pre-Purchase Inspection) by a Porsche mechanic. Also, you should at least check newspaper ads or internet ads for similar cars in your area to be sure. Good luck! Ed >> Opinions on the 1995 911 3.2 convertible? My friends father is getting >> rid of his 911 and I think it's a fair price but want some opinions. [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Ed 3.2 cab? Did they make one? Is it not a 3.6? Is this a 1985 cab? If it's an 85, the price is less than great. If it's a 1995, that's an outstanding deal that you should move on. That's ~$17,000 US. DS 95 993 Coupe Yes it's a good price > Opinions on the 1995 911 3.2 convertible? My friends father is getting rid > of his 911 and I think it's a fair price but want some opinions. I've [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > lot of older stuff for $12'000 - $22'000, just not sure what the resale on > the convertible would be like? CORRECTION the car is a 3.6L and if my research is right has 270 HP and a manual six speed. Next question does anyone chip the 3.6 L engines, is it worth it? I've never had a "daily driver" that has this much HP and honestly it will probably only come out in nice weather as I have enough other cars to get me through the other stuff. > Opinions on the 1995 911 3.2 convertible? My friends father is getting rid > of his 911 and I think it's a fair price but want some opinions. I've [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > looked at a lot of older stuff for $12'000 - $22'000, just not sure what > the resale on the convertible would be like? > CORRECTION the car is a 3.6L and if my research is right has 270 HP and a > manual six speed. Next question does anyone chip the 3.6 L engines, is it [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >>looked at a lot of older stuff for $12'000 - $22'000, just not sure what >>the resale on the convertible would be like? You can chip it for about 12-15 HP. Exhaust and other minor mods will get another 2-5 HP, but that's about all yer gonna get. So, it's a 95 993. Yes, $20,000 CDN is an excellent price. Jump on it. I recommend: http://www.rennsportsystems.com/ DS 95 993 Coupe Getting way ahead of myself here but is there any reason that the 911/993 can't be turbo charged? Are there kits available for this? Or has Porsche already taken the 993 to the edge? > Getting way ahead of myself here but is there any reason that the 911/993 > can't be turbo charged? Are there kits available for this? Or has Porsche > already taken the 993 to the edge? It's close enough to the edge to not warrant a turbo upgrade. You'd have to do a pile more to make the rest of the car handle the turbo correctly. Suffice to say: If you want a turbo, buy a real 911 Turbo. BTW: People do supercharger upgrades, too. ;~P |
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