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The old man picked this gem up off of eBay, which goes against everything we've ever lived by (i.e. buying a car you've never seen, driven, or had inspected). However, we've been hunting for a 968 with M030 for a very long time and could not pass on the opportunity! This car had every option we could have hoped for (i.e. M030, <acronym title='Limited Slip Differential'>LSD</acronym>, sport seats, cup wheels, etc, complete list of options below). The car went directly to the shop to get some much needed TLC (i.e. new belts, seals, bushings, etc) and I can't wait to get it back to give it a good detailing (I'll take more pictures once that is done). In the meantime, below are some pictures from the previous owner.
C02 - US Emissions
XX6 - Leather Shift Lever Knob
030 - M030 – Sport Suspension & Brake Package
220 - Limited Slip Differential
231 - 17" tires
383 - Sport Seat Left
387 - Sport Seat Right
403 - 17" C2 Turbo (C2 Turbo (Cup 1)) Wheels
418 – Body Side Moldings
454 – Cruise Control
490 - Hi-Fi Sound with Amp
498 - Rear Emblem Delete
650 - Sunroof
691 - Single In-dash CD
900 - Tourist Delivery
09991 – Built under Exclusive Program
'93 Grand Prix White M030 6spd Coupe
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Wow, really nice...enjoy!
You joined in '05 and just purchased? That's patience <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/smile.png" class="smilie" alt="" />
Jay
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Nice ! ! ! And yeah, I thought I had a reputation for patience; guess I don't even know the definition
Enjoy.
'92 Midnight Blue 968 Coupe
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[quote name='Langley968' timestamp='1371053606' post='144188']
Nice looking 968!
Can someone explain the follwing Options:
498 - Rear Emblem Delete
900 - Tourist Delivery
09991 – Built under Exclusive Program
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I was wondering the same thing on the rear emblem delete. However, I have seen pictures of a few 968's with crests on the rear of the car, could that be it?
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[quote name='KRAG50' timestamp='1371058062' post='144191']
Is your Dads name Doug?
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Yes
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498 - Rear Emblem Delete (Can't tell from the pic, is there an indent between the tail lights that says "Porsche"?)
900 - Tourist Delivery (Ordered in the US, picked up in Germany)
09991 – Built under Exclusive Program (Any customization would carry this code, from painted center crests to significant modifications)
Jay
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Saw that car on ebay. If I hadn't picked up my M030 car two years ago, it probably would have been the one I would have purchased! You got a nice deal on it too. <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/smile.png" class="smilie" alt="" />
1994 Slate Grey M030 Coupe
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[quote name='Blau' timestamp='1371060877' post='144195']
Saw that car on ebay. If I hadn't picked up my M030 car two years ago, it probably would have been the one I would have purchased! You got a nice deal on it too. <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/smile.png" class="smilie" alt="" />
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Current estimates to get everything back in shape, including variocam, waterpump, seals, belts, bushings, rear shocks, etc, is in the $5-6k range. In the end, we may end up spending $15k total, but will have an M030 that we can feel confident driving.
'93 Grand Prix White M030 6spd Coupe
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[quote name='Rap' timestamp='1371081696' post='144216']
Go to Porsche registry and find out your cars history!
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How do I do that?
'93 Grand Prix White M030 6spd Coupe