Evening all. It's been a while since I posted on here as a lot has been happening in the world of Lungauer, the upshot of which is I think it's time to let one of my 911s go. Question is which one?
The reason for posting on this section is I think it will be the 964, rather than the 997 GTS. Choosing either one is like choosing between your favourite dogs - for all the reasons I am sure you understand. What would your advice be? For context they are both rear wheel drive manual coupes. The 964 has had a glass out respray and set up by Centre Gravity at RS +5mm with PSS10s, Superflex PU bushes and a beautiful set of 17" Fuchs. I mention this only because in handling terms it's about as good as a 964 Carrera 2 gets, which otherwise could be something of a demerit against the GTS. Worth bearing in mind too that the 997 GTS2 manual is the rarer car of the two.
Thanks in advance if you have time to venture your thoughts.
Having asked in the 964 section i may suppose we perhaps could be biased
On a constructive note; it will depend ultimately if you want to be driving a modern more refined car or an older rawer car I'd say. Both have their pros and cons....
Then there's the finances to consider; what you need versus their forecasted future values...
Man, your 964 is presented immaculately , what a beautiful example .... ( of both !) that will fly out of your garage if you advertise it , no worries .... and I can understand your dilemma......
I would be interested to know about your lift .. I am looking for a good reliable , quality piece of kit , that looks substantial ...... what type is it , sourced it where ..?
I have a foot in both camps here. I love my Cayman, its a hoot....
However, the aircooled would always win out in the Chief residence.
This is down to practicality I guess, but the amount of times you will see a 964 and say out loud "I used to have one of them" will make you question your decision :grin:
This is down to practicality I guess, but the amount of times you will see a 964 and say out loud "I used to have one of them" will make you question your decision Grin
Yip :sad:
However the turbo is also That is a cracking pair you are a lucky boy
I would be interested to know about your lift .. I am looking for a good reliable , quality piece of kit , that looks substantial ...... what type is it , sourced it where ..?