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Miss my 993-- how can I get one?

Discussion in 'Porsche' started by tomconte, Aug 31, 2010.

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  1. Italian Lover

    Italian Lover Formula Junior

    Oct 26, 2006
    553
    Full Name:
    Italian Lover
    Yes, it is, RSman. I acquired this Ruf THR after the Flatnose. Very very different cars. The Ruf base model is the Porsche 993 TT S model. w/ smiles Jimmy
     
  2. RS man

    RS man Formula Junior

    Nov 30, 2008
    334
    Scotland
    Lucky to have such nice cars. Which one do you prefer?
     
  3. Italian Lover

    Italian Lover Formula Junior

    Oct 26, 2006
    553
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    Italian Lover
    Naturally, I like them both, that's why I am keeping them. Altho both are turbos, they are such different cars with their own personalities. One is a single turbo RR, meanwhile, Ruf is a twin turbo four wheel drive. For city driving and realistic usage, the Flatnose is probably more pragmatic and easy to handle. Ruf is a very nervous, sensitive, and delicate to drive. It is a warp machine and is best suited for fast, continuous driving, like crossing the continent. Changing cars from time to time would make one appreciate the virtues even more. w/ smiles Jimmy
     
  4. RS man

    RS man Formula Junior

    Nov 30, 2008
    334
    Scotland
    Enjoy them!
     
  5. WIND

    WIND Karting
    BANNED

    May 10, 2005
    132
    LIGHTHOUSE POINT,FL
    Full Name:
    MARK KAHN
    1996 PORSCHE 993 everything was already done
    tight everything,not even a oil stain
     
  6. caymanslover

    caymanslover Karting

    Dec 16, 2005
    114
    New Jersey
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    Tom
  7. WIND

    WIND Karting
    BANNED

    May 10, 2005
    132
    LIGHTHOUSE POINT,FL
    Full Name:
    MARK KAHN
    there is a list of PORSCHES....for sale
    ..............UNDER..........
    .........looking to buy
     
  8. SrfCity

    SrfCity F1 World Champ

    Lower mileage is a good rule of thumb on one of those cars.
     

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