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996 early C2 - Ownership/project thread (cobalt blue)

So it did sell then. That's twice through him and it sold quickly. Not surprised.

Im sure it was about £22k a few years back, sold for around that last time and that's pretty much what I paid for it as well.

The C2 3.4 is definitely different, feels a bit more raw and basic.
 
coullstar said:
So it did sell then. That's twice through him and it sold quickly. Not surprised.

Im sure it was about £22k a few years back, sold for around that last time and that's pretty much what I paid for it as well.

The C2 3.4 is definitely different, feels a bit more raw and basic.

Yeah sold pretty quickly too - he has another coming in soon. I've not had a Porsche before and 996 seems the way to scratch the itch - my budget could stretch to C4S but I've seen 3.4s at £12-£15k if I could get one with good history then I'd be happy with that
 
Where are you? Id say have a shot of a couple and see what you like. They all drive similar, depends what your looking for.

Oh and revisiting the wheel colour and aero options after I keep going back to this. So so lovely.
 

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That really does look the danglies. Is it Zenith blue?
 
coullstar said:
Where are you? Id say have a shot of a couple and see what you like. They all drive similar, depends what your looking for.

Oh and revisiting the wheel colour and aero options after I keep going back to this. So so lovely.

I'm down in Dunfermline - not much coming up for sale locally so will have to travel to have a go! No problem with that its finding the time!
 
Wheel all back together and seems fine. Red calipers with black decals, not so sure on them yet.

Found a good photo of MK1 front aero bumper with MK2 skirts and ducktail. I like it.
 

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Another mix combo. Ive just bought some 2nd hand Mk2 side skirts so just need to decide on front bumper. Will keep it all reversible so easy to put back to stock.

Wheels are kind of sold/swapped + cash for something very similar. Just trying to finalise at the moment.
 

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I reckon you'll end up with OEM Mk2 side skirts and aftermarket "Mk2 style" front bumper....
:)


The crowning glory of the MK1 was the ("swans neck") GT3 rear wing - the front, side and rear spats were just a little too "blobby" (although a full kit altogether does look great on certain cars)...... personally wish they'd kept the original rear wing when they sharpened the rest up(!) With your rear deck already sorted, I don't think any of the remaining Mk1 aero parts will win you over

Also where the 996 shines - it's basically grown up's Technik lego! :lol:
 
...little surprised you don't appear to have considered the differences between the Mk1 and Mk2 rear bumpers...? :?:
 
I have s set of 996RS tip on mine and they've never quite looked right with a mk1 bumper. I've got a pair of big ovals to fit, so you're welcome to the RS ones if you choose to go down the mk2 bumper route.
 

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