Quote, originally posted by MRVW01 » Look @ a 996...Bigger car. I feel like a wear early 911's (- '89's)
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Quote, originally posted by camf1an » damn, I've been wanting a c4 964 or even a 993 for a long time now and I think you just confirmed the one worry I've had.
(I'm 6'7"
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Look @ a 996...Bigger car. I feel like a wear early 911's (- '89's)
#37
Quote, originally posted by MRVW01 » Look @ a 996...Bigger car. I feel like a wear early 911's (- '89's)
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#38
I've had 2 Porsche 964s. Great cars, and bullet proof. Neither of them leaked. The RS America was supercharged and was simply a rocket. I highly recommend driving one before committing to buying a Porsche. They are so different from just about everything else on the road. And a lot more fun!
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Modified by ilko at 4:20 PM 11-5-2009
#39
Quote, originally posted by MRVW01 » Spotted this yesterday @ my local coffee shop note the Euro tails
Those aren't "Euro" they're just faded, hehe. Pretty common on 964s
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#40
Quote, originally posted by ilko » Those aren't "Euro" they're just faded, hehe. Pretty common on 964s
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INCORRECT.American tails are red.
This car has amber tails, that are mostly red, with a hint of amber. They flash amber.
#42
They say the later the 964 the better. Early models were prone to teething issues, but they can and usually have been corrected/updated by now.I think about 964s as well, though I'd be looking at a plain jane C2. I don't know a ton about the 3.6, wondering if the valve adjustment is as DIY -able as it is on 2.0 to 3.2 liter engines?
My next 911 just might be a 964 for the simple reason that it retains much of the earlier styling cues but has 3.6 grunt, G50 gearbox, coil over suspension instead of torsion bars etc.
Just wondering if I'll be able to realistically afford upkeep.
#43
Quote, originally posted by MRVW01 »
INCORRECT.American tails are red.
This car has amber tails, that are mostly red, with a hint of amber. They flash amber.
Is this tail light "Euro" in your opinion? It is even more amber than the one in your photo:
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BTW, the part numbers for the "Euro" and "American" tail lights on 964 cars are the same. There is no difference.
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#44
Quote, originally posted by Uberhare » Are these cars friendly towards tall drivers? 6'8" and wondering if I'd even fit inside one. Just curious. They are friendly towards sweaty drivers. The A/C is very, very, very much improved over previous models.
#47
so where is the best place to find one of these for sale? rennlist classifieds dont seem to be working. thesamba?
#48
Quote, originally posted by sk8vet » so where is the best place to find one of these for sale? rennlist classifieds dont seem to be working. thesamba? they work, right click & open in new window.
Buy My Wheels...11 different sets. Acura/Honda/VW/BMW/MB/Audi
http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthrea...3#post81116633
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Quote, originally posted by a2a4raddo » they work, right click & open in new window.
This does not work: http://www.rennlist.com/ads/But after a maze of clicks, I found this: http://mall.rennlist.com/scripts/featured/ads.cgi
not many 964's for sale.
#51
Damnit GINCH, every time you post pics of your 964 I end up on ebaymotors looking for a 964.
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#52
Quote, originally posted by sk8vet »
This does not work: http://www.rennlist.com/ads/But after a maze of clicks, I found this: http://mall.rennlist.com/scripts/featured/ads.cgi
not many 964's for sale.
works for me. Like i said, right click, open in new window.
Buy My Wheels...11 different sets. Acura/Honda/VW/BMW/MB/Audi
http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthrea...3#post81116633
#53
Quote, originally posted by Zz_Radish_zZ » Damnit GINCH, every time you post pics of your 964 I end up on ebaymotors looking for a 964.
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Ha Ha!!! Sorry man!!! Seriously though, do it. You will love it.
#54
964 is the best looking Porsche just love it.Lets make this thread an epic 964 picturepost!!
Would love to se some more of the red on BBS LM from the edition38 Show
Quote, originally posted by Phunkshon » I love 964s.
Modified by rs_t at 11:58 AM 11-22-2009
#55
Quote, originally posted by MRVW01 » Spotted this yesterday @ my local coffee shop note the Euro tails
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Were all Carrera 4s widebodies? This has the wider body of the Turbo. At least the 30th anniversary edition of the Carrera 4 had the widebody, that I know.Edit: I guess this answers my question:
So the black one above is probably the 30th anniversary edition, then.
Modified by Son of a B...5er! at 10:47 PM 11-22-2009
Previously known as Son of a B...5er!
#56
Quote, originally posted by Phunkshon » [/img]
Oh crap. I can't get my eyes off of something like this. The 964 is just the most beautiful 911 ever. And when it's lowered a bit and on 18" multi-piece OEM wheels, it's just perfection.
Previously known as Son of a B...5er!
#57
long story short:the ONLY streetable 964 i would ever consider purchasing would be one of the extremely rare 964 street cars which used the 964 Carrera Cup car chassis. there are a few out there and they're superior to the standard 964s. there were only 45 of them sent to the USA.
other than that, i like my oil IN my engine, not on on the ground.
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#58
Quote, originally posted by Son of a B...5er! »
Were all Carrera 4s widebodies? This has the wider body of the Turbo. At least the 30th anniversary edition of the Carrera 4 had the widebody, that I know.Modified by Son of a B...5er! at 10:47 PM 11-22-2009All 1994 C4s are widebodies.
Needs more cowbell...
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Quote, originally posted by Mr K » All 1994 C4s are widebodies.
TRUE. BUT...
With it being a short production year, with the 993 on the way, they are very rare with around 264 being built for the US, they aren't that common.
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Some AP Car Design 964s (http://www.ap-car-design.de/)
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Needs more cowbell...
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Greg Howells (The one between the two red ones at edition 38 show)
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Modified by rs_t at 5:34 AM 11-23-2009
Modified by rs_t at 5:34 AM 11-23-2009
#65
Yeah, Greg's is a cool 964. The red one on BBS rims is owned by Darren from G-Werks (used to own a green TT on flat black Maybach rims). Another ex-TT (gray TT on Bentley rims + air) - owner Norm Shum is just completing this after a complete respray. Should be nice.Darren's
Norm's
One of my favorite 964s
#66
A chop I attempted a while ago. Suspiciously bright rims lol
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#67
This is where I 'borrowed' the rims from. Love this car!
I think I know where to find some better pics.
#68
Marco Haeger, who built possibly the best Mk1 Golf ever, moved onto this 964. Porn IMO
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Quote, originally posted by Phunkshon » Yeah, Greg's is a cool 964. The red one on BBS rims is owned by Darren from G-Werks Thanks. More sideshots on Darrens car would be nice. You know the specs of the LM's?
A quick flickr search came up with these: