He has the 3 month itch!!!!
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Originally Posted by Nevetas
Indeed, My dealer has put me on the list for both, but says I've got much more chance of getting the Turbo. Also the turbo is the better road car imo, especially in the wet. And 2 seconds quicker than a GT3 round the ring.
But yeah, if one comes up I wouldn't say no, but they are like gold dust!
But yeah, if one comes up I wouldn't say no, but they are like gold dust!
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Originally Posted by Nevetas
Just got off the phone to dealer, probably looking around 8 months from today, less if there is a cancelled order. He has a automatic available now, I said no thanks!
I can choose the colour and spec once I get my build date....
He also said if he gets one in second hand that I like, I can transfer my deposit onto that car
I can choose the colour and spec once I get my build date....
He also said if he gets one in second hand that I like, I can transfer my deposit onto that car
always the same matey. they say 18 months to deter the dreamers ... as soon as your cash is down it goes straight to 12 months, as you get the spec'ing call after two months of putting your 10k down.
Best thing about them too is that you can get your 10k back if you have financial issues ... they really are one of the nicest dealers on the market today! Totally understanding.
997 Turbo - perfect choice for your needs I think buddy. would love to see you driving a 430 one day though.
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Ginge,
I've been thinking, I know you live the dream rather then dream the dream and don't pretend you own stuff when it actually belongs to a mate. But if you're deadly serious about buying a 997 I have a VERY good contact who works in a well known American Bank.
He deals exclusively with private clients and their needs (i.e those with a $1 million+ of disposable income). The last time I was speaking to him, he told me that if I was ever looking at buying a Porsche/Ferrari (I wish ) I should speak to him, as he could put me in touch with various dealership managers who might be in a position to help out and perhaps cut a few corners.
He's currently out of the Country and won't be back until next week, just PM me if you're intrested
BTW, he's brother is a manager of a Ferrari dealership in the South East if you really want to scratch that itch
I've been thinking, I know you live the dream rather then dream the dream and don't pretend you own stuff when it actually belongs to a mate. But if you're deadly serious about buying a 997 I have a VERY good contact who works in a well known American Bank.
He deals exclusively with private clients and their needs (i.e those with a $1 million+ of disposable income). The last time I was speaking to him, he told me that if I was ever looking at buying a Porsche/Ferrari (I wish ) I should speak to him, as he could put me in touch with various dealership managers who might be in a position to help out and perhaps cut a few corners.
He's currently out of the Country and won't be back until next week, just PM me if you're intrested
BTW, he's brother is a manager of a Ferrari dealership in the South East if you really want to scratch that itch
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Originally Posted by Adidas
Ginge,
I've been thinking, I know you live the dream rather then dream the dream and don't pretend you own stuff when it actually belongs to a mate.
I've been thinking, I know you live the dream rather then dream the dream and don't pretend you own stuff when it actually belongs to a mate.
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Originally Posted by Adidas
The last time I was speaking to him, he told me that if I was ever looking at buying a Porsche/Ferrari (I wish ) I should speak to him
Well so you say
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Originally Posted by tiny01
Really should not be a wish bigboy , After all you are the 4th highest earner within the ESC
Well so you say
Well so you say
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On advise from various sources I've changed the Audi for a 997 Carrera S.
The Audi was loosing money at nearly 1k a week, Carrera S should stabalise while I wait for my Turbo. Pick it up Friday
Its very nice to drive actually Simular power to weight as the Audi, less power but weighs less, and it's RWD so no AWD Transmission Loss.
Should be fun at the ring
The Audi was loosing money at nearly 1k a week, Carrera S should stabalise while I wait for my Turbo. Pick it up Friday
Its very nice to drive actually Simular power to weight as the Audi, less power but weighs less, and it's RWD so no AWD Transmission Loss.
Should be fun at the ring
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Originally Posted by Adidas
Ginge,
I've been thinking, I know you live the dream rather then dream the dream and don't pretend you own stuff when it actually belongs to a mate. But if you're deadly serious about buying a 997 I have a VERY good contact who works in a well known American Bank.
He deals exclusively with private clients and their needs (i.e those with a $1 million+ of disposable income). The last time I was speaking to him, he told me that if I was ever looking at buying a Porsche/Ferrari (I wish ) I should speak to him, as he could put me in touch with various dealership managers who might be in a position to help out and perhaps cut a few corners.
He's currently out of the Country and won't be back until next week, just PM me if you're intrested
BTW, he's brother is a manager of a Ferrari dealership in the South East if you really want to scratch that itch
I've been thinking, I know you live the dream rather then dream the dream and don't pretend you own stuff when it actually belongs to a mate. But if you're deadly serious about buying a 997 I have a VERY good contact who works in a well known American Bank.
He deals exclusively with private clients and their needs (i.e those with a $1 million+ of disposable income). The last time I was speaking to him, he told me that if I was ever looking at buying a Porsche/Ferrari (I wish ) I should speak to him, as he could put me in touch with various dealership managers who might be in a position to help out and perhaps cut a few corners.
He's currently out of the Country and won't be back until next week, just PM me if you're intrested
BTW, he's brother is a manager of a Ferrari dealership in the South East if you really want to scratch that itch
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Originally Posted by Nevetas
On advise from various sources I've changed the Audi for a 997 Carrera S.
Good choice
...another superb car to add to looooooong list of excellent cars.
Was the Audi really dropping in value at £1k/week???
Chris
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Originally Posted by Nevetas
On advise from various sources I've changed the Audi for a 997 Carrera S.
The Audi was loosing money at nearly 1k a week, Carrera S should stabalise while I wait for my Turbo. Pick it up Friday
Its very nice to drive actually Simular power to weight as the Audi, less power but weighs less, and it's RWD so no AWD Transmission Loss.
Should be fun at the ring
The Audi was loosing money at nearly 1k a week, Carrera S should stabalise while I wait for my Turbo. Pick it up Friday
Its very nice to drive actually Simular power to weight as the Audi, less power but weighs less, and it's RWD so no AWD Transmission Loss.
Should be fun at the ring
Just promise me that you'll push the sport button when you are leaving the dealership ... and then never turn it off for the duration that you have the car!!! The S is a nice car when it's in regular mode but a ******* awesome car with that sport button pressed. Nice swap for the audi bud ...
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Originally Posted by Nevetas
Thanks mate, trouble is I've already done a deal with an OPC that would be tricky to get out of because they have done loads of work for me, and I get on well with the bloke. Will speak to you when I move over to somthing Italian though
I look forward to a once-around-the-block in the new Porker
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Bookies taking bets on it lasting till March
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Originally Posted by Nevetas
Just had them on phone, car is also prepped and ready, collecting her at 1pm tomorrow
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Originally Posted by Nevetas
Just had them on phone, car is also prepped and ready, collecting her at 1pm tomorrow
Have a nice test drive out over to ESC Hq , Like ya do with all the new rides
Whilst you are here you can sort my road pilot USB thingy out again
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Originally Posted by tiny01
Nice one Ginge
Have a nice test drive out over to ESC Hq , Like ya do with all the new rides
Whilst you are here you can sort my road pilot USB thingy out again
Tiny
Have a nice test drive out over to ESC Hq , Like ya do with all the new rides
Whilst you are here you can sort my road pilot USB thingy out again
Tiny
Sounds a good plan
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Originally Posted by tiny01
The hot tub is calling ginge , Fancy another session