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Love the Black, But this one is Agate grey with black leather , Keeping the 911 clean is enough black. 👌

The rear could come down a bit mate

Now that’s weird!! 🤣 Both cars are a great mix with their respective personalities a joy to experience.

I hope it’s black?

Interestingly I have my black SC hotrod for sale too, very similar but a bit more street than track (interior wise and electric A/C the main difference). No takers as yet but no quibbles about the price for the car once seen and driven, except either can't raise the cash, can't get permission or it's too raw. I'm not too keen to drop the price to what people can afford because to build such a car is as you have pointed out quite up there. Also like you I have a 997 Turbo, in all honesty I think I'd rather sell the 997 than the SC now. Cheers, Phil

In for the PPI T'Morra.

Thanks Hugh, Im sure you well and truly know the build cost. It would be staying if there wasn’t other major acquisitions recently.

A lot of car for the asking.

Final Price Drop to $149,900 I can be contacted on 0428 930 911 for any further information or to arrange inspection or test drive. Anthony

Should have a set from a 2.5, believe they would be the same. If you let me know what year I will check the part no's.

Do you guys follow classic.com to watch the trends? I know it follows the UK and US markets, mostly the US, but there must be some similar trends here, Just a smaller market. 997.1 https://www.classic.com/m/porsche/911/997/9971/gt3/ 997.2 https://www.classic.com/m/porsche/911/997/9972/gt3?interval=1y

Try @dan_189 and he is in Melbourne

Love Arrow Blue, I would say equal with Oak Green!

Friends, I stupidly gave my stock springs away when I changed my suspension to Koni Sport and Eibach pro lowering springs. I love the ride and handling of my new set-up but I am sick of scraping on steep inclines. So please let me know if you have set of springs from a 986 Manual 2.7

Sellers really trying every trick lately

Good luck with it Tomo, Macan is a good all rounder.

It's now listed here 1984 Porsche 911 Carrera 3.2 Targa (tradinggarage.com)