Who is familiar with Porsches?
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Re: Who is familiar with Porsches?
the 911's are ok.. but then agin i wouldnt know. the only thing i did with a Porsch was pull the motor and drive tran and put it in a MGB. the mgb was fast and didnt have any problems with the swap
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Re: Who is familiar with Porsches?
[quote=""reddragon""]the 911's are ok.. but then agin i wouldnt know. the only thing i did with a Porsch was pull the motor and drive tran and put it in a MGB. the mgb was fast and didnt have any problems with the swap[/quote]
Hmmmm... Sounds like fun.
Hmmmm... Sounds like fun.
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Re: Who is familiar with Porsches?
Have you checked insurance costs? I'd be willing to bet the insurance rates on the Porsche faaaaaar exceed the vette.

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[quote=""oxrageous""]Have you checked insurance costs? I'd be willing to bet the insurance rates on the Porsche faaaaaar exceed the vette.[/quote]
I haven't checked the costs, but I guarantee insurance would be significantly higher. But at least that is a planned cost, and I'm fairly confident I could handle it. I am more worried about getting hit with 3-4 major repair/maintenance bills within a matter of a couple of months.
As mentioned, I will probably end up with the vette... its just far more practical. (Heh, corvette.. a practical car... imagine that.) I am just evaluating other possible avenues before I actually pull the trigger on a purchase.
I haven't checked the costs, but I guarantee insurance would be significantly higher. But at least that is a planned cost, and I'm fairly confident I could handle it. I am more worried about getting hit with 3-4 major repair/maintenance bills within a matter of a couple of months.
As mentioned, I will probably end up with the vette... its just far more practical. (Heh, corvette.. a practical car... imagine that.) I am just evaluating other possible avenues before I actually pull the trigger on a purchase.
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Re: Who is familiar with Porsches?
A couple of us on this site have C5's and can probably answer any questions you may have about the car. I'm not sure who they are, you'll have to do a search.

Re: Who is familiar with Porsches?
I say nix the Porsche idea, every person I know who has one is a prick. Go with the C5 - that's a no brainer for me

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[quote=""Hannibalzero""](Heh, corvette.. a practical car... imagine that.) [/quote]
The trunk on the Z06 is HUGE. I could easily fit golf clubs for 4 people in the car if I wanted to. No spare tire + big rear end + shelf storage behind front seats. It was awesome. Similar trunk space to my mercedes like this:
The trunk on the Z06 is HUGE. I could easily fit golf clubs for 4 people in the car if I wanted to. No spare tire + big rear end + shelf storage behind front seats. It was awesome. Similar trunk space to my mercedes like this: