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993 Turbo Manual Cabriolet Midnight Blue

A shame it doesn't have the full wide bodied look (sills). Doesn't do anything for me.
 
Like all 993 cabs it's the fact that the roof doesn't fold down flush that I don't like... which is a fairly petty reason not to like a car, I admit!
 
Would rather have a 964 turbo or a 993 TT not a mixed bag made up of surplus parts in the factory :)
 
Dream911 said:
Would rather have a 964 turbo or a 993 TT not a mixed bag made up of surplus parts in the factory :)
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I think you're missing the point. This is a Cab not a Coupe and would be a fun, quick car if open air motoring is your bag. ;)

The rarity (14 examples made) would also be great for an investment purchase too.

C.
 
cableguy said:
Dream911 said:
Would rather have a 964 turbo or a 993 TT not a mixed bag made up of surplus parts in the factory :)
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I think you're missing the point. This is a Cab not a Coupe and would be a fun, quick car if open air motoring is your bag. ;)

The rarity (14 examples made) would also be great for an investment purchase too.

C.
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I`m not sure about the investment aspect over a purebred.

There always seems to be an "interesting" story behind a lot of these cars, the same as the 964 turbo cab which surfaced a couple of years ago and if I was looking for cars for a collection I`d still stick with a 964 3.6 turbo or a mint 993 TT.
 
Seems to be in lovely condition.......looks better with the roof up which I suppose defeats the purpose. My wife would like one or so she says.....

Do all cabs have that terrible looking wing mounted rubber antenna?
 
Tobesetc said:
Like all 993 cabs it's the fact that the roof doesn't fold down flush that I don't like... which is a fairly petty reason not to like a car, I admit![/quote

Funnily enough that is the only thing I don't like about my 968 cab. It looks badly thought through for a premium car
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Would a standard 993 turbo engine and transmission not fit into the 993 cabriolet body shell? If it would go then that surely would have been an easier build...
 
tim993 said:
Would a standard 993 turbo engine and transmission not fit into the 993 cabriolet body shell? If it would go then that surely would have been an easier build...
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They hadn't built it yet.
 
@colinc - good spot on the radio aerial

They have updated the listing with a guide price of Eur 850k-1m. Astonishing. I would have thought literally half that number.
 
Illuminati won't like that Blaupunkt...

:hand:
 
There aren't many things that would unstick Zingari's syrup . . . but I think this car might!
:grin:
 
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