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1993 968 for sale on "Bring a Trailer"
#1

It should be interesting to read the comments from various readers.



http://bringatrailer...-6-speed-coupe/



BaT Exclusive: 1993 Porsche 968 6-Speed Coupe



This 1993 Porsche 968 Coupe (chassis WPOAA2961PS820655) is a very clean manual transmission example in factory Midnight Blue Metallic with medium grey leather interior, a very nice combination. The seller has $5k in receipts from the last two months and says that the car has never been in an accident and has a clean CarFax. The seller bought the car from Bob Kovacs who chronicled his ownership and upgrades to the car in seven issues of Excellence Magazine, which the seller offers with the sale. The car is offered as a great driver with lots of recent sorting and refreshing, but with some oil leaks and curb rash on the pretty 17″ Cup wheels. It is now available in Denver, Colorado for $14,500.
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Roland

'93 Coupe Tip Silver on Grey, '02 911 C4S, '89 Vanagon Syncro -- (RIP: 944, 911SC, 931, MGB, VW Bug, GTO, Sprite.)
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#2

Funny, I was just logging on to share this same posting, and I watched it pop up. I have seen so many interesting 968's for sale, so why would BAT put this one on? Pretty basic car with a lot of miles for $14,500, in my opinion. I own this same color combo, so nothing unique there.
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1993 Wimbledon Green M030 Coupe! D1R Stage 3 Super Charger; Short Shift Kit; AC Tensioner; Splitter; Mesh Grille; Exhaust Shield; Caster, Tower, & Firewall Braces

1993 Wimbledon Green/Cashmere Coupe; D1R Short Shift Kit; leather dash; new paint; 52k miles

1987 Guards Red 928 S4; sport wheel; limited slip; heated seats
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#3

i'm not surprised it's for sale again. i'm sure it needed a lot of work when the current owner got it.



that car has had a history of problems, many of which were largely ignored. i can't count the number of times i would read long descriptions of problems that went untreated for months at a time. also there seemed to be a general unwillingness to spend money on the car or do things right, and a tendency to find back yard mechanic solutions to things. it really seemed like only the bare essentials of maintenance were done. i could be wrong, and there could have been a lot going on in the background, but a look at the engine picture tells me i think i'm right.



at that price, it would need to have had new variocam pads and chain, new belts, rollers, and waterpump just done, and have no signs of rubber deterioration.



with $5k in new receipts, if they aren't all body and paint, it's possible this car has been brought back up to snuff. worth a look. the colors are cool.
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94 Midnight Metallic Blue Cab Porsche 968 w/deviating cashmere/black interior and WAY too many mods to list - thanks to eric for creating www.968forums.com



"It isn't nearly as expensive to do it right as it is to do it wrong."
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#4

So many stupid comments in the FS post...
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#5

Why is it listed on BAT? It runs and drives doesn't it? I digress.......
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1992 Slate Gray Coupe over Carrera Gray Full Leather interior....1 of 1

2006 Cayenne S Icelandic Silver Titanium Edition

2006 Cayman S Seal Gray over Black
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#6

I'd want to see more receipts than that for that price...clutch work, chain and pads as flash notes, rod bearings/pick up tube....
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1986 Porsche 911 Targa (guards red/black interior)

1993 Porsche 968 Coupe (black)

2005 Acura RL

2004 Toyota Sequoia
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